Get the battery level
Returns how much battery a BoT tag has left, and whether BoT is flagging it as needing a charge. It also returns when the tag last reported: a reading that keeps getting older is itself a sign that the tag has already died. Pair it with the clock trigger and a rule on 'Needs charging' to be warned before it runs out.
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In detail
What it does and what it's for
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Output data
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When executed, this operation delivers the following data, which can be used in the same automatic task.
Tags
- Tag id {{device_id}}
- Tag name {{device_name}}
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Battery (%)
{{battery_level}}
Charge left, from 0 to 100. Put a rule on this value to be warned early, for example below 20.
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Needs charging
{{needs_charge}}
Yes when BoT itself is flagging the tag as needing a charge. It is BoT's own warning, so it fires late; for an early warning use the percentage instead.
- Reading date (UTC) {{updated_at}}
- Reading date (epoch) {{updated_ts}}
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Minutes since the reading
{{minutes_ago}}
How old the reading is. Once the tag is out of battery it stops reporting, so this number keeps growing while the battery level stays frozen at its last value.
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