Hi, i have a few rules which use time triggers. They have worked brilliantly since i joined HE 2 months back. However, since the clocks changed on Sunday Night (i'm in the UK), my rules are now out of sync by one hour. For example a rule that should run at 10AM now runs at 11AM. Thanks in advance for helping out 
I had to manually change the time on my hub after the clocks changed. Check what time the hub thinks it is...that might explain your issue.
Settings>Hub details
Hi, that's looks like it's done the trick, I'll find out tomorrow shortly. Do you know if there's a way for the hub to automatically update it's time? It seems odd
I'm in the UK with 3 hubs.
To date I've not had any issues with the hub updating it's time for daylight saving time changes.
In my hub location settings the postal code box is empty and I use my longitude and latitude settings.
I'm also using Europe/London for time zone settings.
Are you doing similar?
No postal code on mine. Mine was set to GMT (I realise we are on BST now...just assumed GMT would update based on my long/lat settings, so not too impressed tbh!).
When I noticed the wrong time on the hub yesterday, I updated the time zone to GB, but now I will try EU/London as you suggested since it works for you.
Just have to wait another 6 months to test now 
Hi, I'm now on Europe London times and My blinds closed at the expected time. This looks to have done the trick for now. However, as @pavr27 says, let's see what happens in 6 months time 
Thanks to you both:blush:
Mine was on EU/LONDON but has not changed time for the winter setting, so have now set to GMT and all is good now guess will have to remember to switch to EU/LONDON come summertime.
You should leave it set as Europe/London. The daylight savings are applied automatically if you have your location set.
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Ok have reset to EU/LONDON and entered post code and checked longtime and latitude, will wait and see how it goes. Thanks
I think UK Post Codes work now, but when I got my hub it wouldn't accept them so I only have the LAT and LON set, which I got by dropping a pin on my house in Google Maps and entering the values shown there.
