Hello, I am trying to create a Hubitat Dashboard tile that will alert me when I have a leak on any of my multiple leak sensors. The HSM dashboard option is giving me arming/disarming info, which is not want I am wanting. Any Ideas? Thanks Again Matt

I cannot quite remember but I believe you need to use the "Water" template.

Yes that works for each individual sensor but can we create a universal tile that includes all sensors so you know there is a leak and then can look at the specific location after. I have like 15 leak sensors and it is a lot for one screen. Thanks Matt

Community app, descriptive device names are good for location [image] [RELEASE] Tile Builder - Build Beautiful Dashboards ⚙️ Custom Apps and Drivers Tile Builder is a novel way of presenting data on a Hubitat® Dashboard. Rather than each tile being a single unique device,…

[image] Quantumchaos: I have like 15 leak sensors and it is a lot for one screen. You have a couple of options using Tile Builder. You could have table with a filtered list that only shows leak sensors in the "wet" state. Alternatively you can have a table with all of your sensors listed and …

What I've done is create an additional virtual leak sensor and then written a RM rule to update that to show a leak if any of my physical leak sensors report water. The virtual sensor reports as dry only if all of my physical sesnors are dry. So I just need to display the virtual sensor as a tile in…

In practice, that all looks like this... [Picture4] [Picture5]

Please share the rule if you have time, I love it :slight_smile: Thanks Matt

It's pretty simple, really... [Picture6] The triggers are just any of the physical leak sensors changing status. I first set the variable (it's a variable of the virtual device itself, BTW) to whichever device acted as the trigger. Then a couple of if/thens to set the virtual device to wet or dry…

Oh, I'll point out, too, that my virtual leak sensor uses the Virtual Omni Sensor driver. That's how I'm able to store the variable with the device itself.

[image] sean1: Oh, I'll point out, too, that my virtual leak sensor uses the Virtual Omni Sensor driver. That's how I'm able to store the variable with the device itself. Thank you so much, I will have to get up to speed with the virtual omni sensor driver, but this looks fun.

Universal Leak Sensor Dashboard Tile

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