I have a few hundred devices (Zwave, Zigbee, other stuff... some wired, most battery, etc). I'd love to figure out how to build a dashboard for only the battery powered devices, showing their charge level. I then want to customize the dashboard to remove a few devices that incorrectly pretend they h…

This a dashboard I use to check my battery statuses. [image] [Dashboard CSS] Tabular layout for battery tiles 🚧 Developers I recently had a few batteries die so I wanted to check out the status of my other devices. Since I bought a bunch more gadgets on ebay recently it w…

@mexpsdw Another option is simply use HSM to monitor all battery devices and report when they drop below a certain percentage.

I’m already doing that and, unfortunately, I’m getting an large amount of what I’d call false positives. I also don’t like the UX - I want to poll the system myself rather than wait for a daily message about my battery level. Maybe I’m doing something wrong? oh yeah... I was definitely doing someth…

Also Device Activity Check is good for devices that show battery level, but it isn't correct. DAC is available from HPM or read about it here: [image] [RELEASE] Device Activity Check - Get notifications for "inactive" devices Custom Apps (Putting this at the top to make i…

[quote="[RELEASE] Device Activity Check - Get notifications for "inactive" devices, post:1, topic:42176"] b [/quote] yeah I've been trying to get DAC dialed-in, but haven't succeeded with that yet. It's just noise so far.

[image] mexpsdw: It's just noise so far. What do you mean??? Once installed, simply pick what devices to monitor and set it for around 15 hours (this should encompass everything checking in within that period). Send a notification at specific time to specific device so you can see whats up.

Not sure exactly how you're using DAC, but note that there are (at least) two different configurations that could help you: checking the actual battery level or checking for time since last activity. I've really given up on the former since reporting from most devices is so unreliable -- and you're …

Am I doing this right? I've hat this rule configured for a few hours now, I have a handful of devices that are clearly reporting below 33% battery, but HSM hasn't given me a single notification. WTF? [BatteryBelow33_Armed]

Have your devices actually sent an event since configuring the rule? You'll need an event to actually get the notification. Nothing will happen right away (at the time of rule creation) as a result of any current state, even if it meets your criteria. You can check the "Events" button on the device…

Since Hubitat hasn't registered a change since you implemented the rule you won't get a notification until the offending devices check in and report a lower change. That said I set mine for 20%. Devices check in once about every 12 hours. This is what mine looks like [image]

Autobuild a dashboard for all battery devices?

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Also Device Activity Check is good for devices that show battery level, but it isn't correct. DAC is available from HPM or read about it here: