Create a new scenario

● In the Dashboard window, at the bottom right, you need to select Automations● To create a new automation, click on the "+" icon● In the list that appears, select Scenario

Select devices

● A window opens with a list of all executable devices configured in the system● You can specify the name of the scenario by clicking on the "pencil" icon in the upper right corner of the screen. For example, “Alarm! Gas leak"!● Choose a gas shut-off valve, fan, lamp and controlled sockets in the room where the gas leak sensor is located● Then click on the "arrow" in the lower right corner of the screen and go to the scenario settings

Setting the valve and fan operation

● Select "Turn on" for the valve and for the fan

Setting the turning off of the lights and controlled outlets

● For the lamp and controlled sockets, select "Turn off"

A scenario has been created that shuts off the gas supply to the house, turns on ventilation, turns off lighting and controlled sockets in the selected room.

Create a new automation to activate the scenario

● In the Dashboard window, at the bottom right you need to select Automations● To create a new automation, click on the "+" icon● In the list that appears, select "Automation"

Select devices

● A window opens with a list of all devices configured in the system● You can specify the name of the automation by clicking on the "pencil" icon in the upper right corner of the screen● In the section With what to manage, select the desired gal leak sensor● In the What to manage section, the scenario we created● Then click on the "arrow" in the lower right corner of the screen and go to the automation settings

Automation settings

● For the sensor you need to select from the list the type of event (for example "Gas leak detected"), and for the scenario "Start"● After completing all the settings, click the "save" icon

Each time the gas leak sensor is triggered, the “Alarm! Gas leak!” scenario will start.