Hey, I've been trying to fix this for a few weeks now on 15.1 How simple can I say: when I run an automation to set my heating to 20 ° C, it will go to 20 ° C and leave the thermostat idle ( then the heating will be maintained if it drops below 20c forever) I can get a second automation to deactivate it if it reaches 20c, but the problem will appear where I want above, without adjusting all my automations. So I was hoping to be able to run a standalone that worked: Set the heat to 20 ° C Wait 300 seconds If the heat is 20 ° C Turn off the heat Repeat for almost 2 hours, which is necessary for my house to cool down. can one think without using a third party as another shortcut function that will then wait indefinitely until the temperature is at temperature and it will stop? YiA
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