I want to set my ecobee thermostat at 19C at 22:00 and then at 23C 6:00 am.
I wonder if there is a way to do this in a single automation? I can't see a way to do this without creating 2 separate automations. One shot at 22:00 and the other shot at 6 in the morning.
In house + 4 I set the temperature level from 22:00 to 19C and then set the "action cancellation" for 8 hours, but it seems that the cancellation does not work with the temperature.
I come from a Vera (zwave) and there I could tell her to wait for x time and then do another action. So: at 22:00, set the temperature at 19C, wait for 8 hours, then set the temperature at 23C. There doesn't seem to be equivalent functionality in Home or Home + 4 applications - as far as I'm aware.
Does anyone have an entry if possible in an individual automation? Or I'm open to suggestions if you take a different approach to bedtime / wake up.
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