Hey everyone, I’ve been trying to set up an automation that would turn off my Philips Hue Smart Plug when my iPhone reaches 95% battery. I’ve been experimenting with different settings, but I’m not quite getting it right. Let me walk through what I’ve tried so far and see if anyone can help me crack this! The Goal: I want the smart plug to turn off automatically when my iPhone hits 95% battery. It sounds simple, but the setup is a bit tricky for me. I’ve managed to get the basic trigger and action working—when my phone reaches 95%, the plug should turn off. But figuring out the right conditions has been the hurdle. What I’ve Tried: - Trigger: My iPhone’s battery level reaching 95%. - Condition: I’ve tried adding conditions like location (e.g., only when I’m at home) or whether the plug is currently on. - Action: Turn off the smart plug. The issue is that I’m not sure how to structure the conditions properly. Should I use multiple conditions or just one? I’ve tried combinations like “If my phone is at home AND the battery is 95%, turn off the plug,” but it doesn’t seem to work consistently. Why I Want This: I’m trying to save energy and reduce standby power consumption. If the plug is only on when my phone is charging, turning it off when the battery is full makes sense. Plus, it would be a cool little automation to have! Questions: - How do I properly set up the conditions for this automation? - Is there a better way to ensure the plug turns off reliably when the battery reaches 95%? Any advice or tips would be super helpful! I’m excited to get this working and maybe even expand it to other devices in the future. Let me know if you’ve tackled something similar or have any suggestions. Thanks in advance! 