Hi everyone! 
I’m really excited to dive into the world of home automation, especially after hearing so much about how SmartThings can make our homes smarter. I came across some posts about using SmartThings with electric heaters, and I’m eager to explore this further. Let me share my thoughts and experiences so far.First off, I absolutely love the idea of having a thermostat that can automatically adjust my home’s temperature. However, since I don’t have central heating, I rely on electric heater fans. I’ve been looking for a way to automate these heaters using SmartThings, similar to how the Nest Thermostat works. I stumbled upon the idea of using a multi-sensor to monitor temperature and a smart plug to control the heaters. It sounds like a brilliant solution, but I’m still figuring out the details.Here’s what I’m thinking: I want to set up an IFTTT recipe where the heater turns on when the temperature drops below 20°C and turns off when it reaches 25°C. That way, I can maintain a comfortable temperature without constantly adjusting the heaters manually. But I also want to ensure that this only happens when I’m home. How can I integrate my presence into this setup? Maybe using geofencing or a smart switch that knows when I’m around.Another thing I’m curious about is voice control. I have an Amazon Echo, and it would be amazing to adjust the temperature or turn off the heaters using Alexa. I’m not sure how feasible this is, but I’m hopeful it’s possible with the right setup.I’ve also been researching whether there’s a more straightforward solution than tweaking IFTTT recipes every time I want to change the temperature. Maybe there’s a third-party app or a smarter device that can handle this more seamlessly. I’m open to suggestions and would love to hear how others have tackled similar challenges.On a lighter note, I can’t help but feel a bit overwhelmed with all the possibilities. It’s incredible how technology can transform something as simple as heating into a fully automated system. I’m determined to give this a try and will keep the community updated on my progress. If anyone has tips, tricks, or even just encouragement, I’d be thrilled to hear them!Let’s make our homes smarter together! 