Trigger - Battery Level (Android Wear)
The trigger Battery Level (Android Wear) is executed whenever the battery level changes and the built in condition about the level holds true.
Examples:
- Lower the display brightness when the battery level falls below 50%.
- Turn off WiFi when the battery level falls below 30%.
Settings
Android Wear device
The target device.
Battery Level
Defines the condition that must be met to execute the flow:
becomes lower than
Executes the flow when the last reported percentage was above the defined level and the current percentage is below the defined level
becomes higher than
Executes the flow when the last reported percentage was below the defined level and the current percentage is above the defined level
becomes equal to
Executes the flow when the last reported percentage was different than the defined level and the current percentage equals the defined level
becomes full
Executes the flow when the last reported battery status was not full and is now full
lower than
Executes the flow whenever the reported percentage by the system is below the defined level. Depending on device this might cause the flow to be executed every few seconds. The flow is executed even when the last percentage has been the same.
higher than
Executes the flow whenever the reported percentage by the system is above the defined level. Depending on device this might cause the flow to be executed every few seconds. The flow is executed even when the last percentage has been the same.
exactly
Executes the flow whenever the reported percentage by the system is exactly on the defined level. Depending on device this might cause the flow to be executed every few seconds. The flow is executed even when the last percentage has been the same.
full
Executes the flow whenever the reported battery status by the system is full. Depending on device this might cause the flow to be executed every few seconds. The flow is executed even when the last status has been already full.
becomes lower than
Executes the flow when the last reported percentage was above the defined level and the current percentage is below the defined level
becomes higher than
Executes the flow when the last reported percentage was below the defined level and the current percentage is above the defined level
becomes equal to
Executes the flow when the last reported percentage was different than the defined level and the current percentage equals the defined level
becomes full
Executes the flow when the last reported battery status was not full and is now full
lower than
Executes the flow whenever the reported percentage by the system is below the defined level. Depending on device this might cause the flow to be executed every few seconds. The flow is executed even when the last percentage has been the same.
higher than
Executes the flow whenever the reported percentage by the system is above the defined level. Depending on device this might cause the flow to be executed every few seconds. The flow is executed even when the last percentage has been the same.
exactly
Executes the flow whenever the reported percentage by the system is exactly on the defined level. Depending on device this might cause the flow to be executed every few seconds. The flow is executed even when the last percentage has been the same.
full
Executes the flow whenever the reported battery status by the system is full. Depending on device this might cause the flow to be executed every few seconds. The flow is executed even when the last status has been already full.
Level Percentage
Defines the level percentage.
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Supplied Variables
triggertime
the time the trigger executed
battery_level
the charging level of the battery
battery_percentage
the charging percentage
battery_plugged
whether the battery is plugged (1=AC adapter, 2=USB, 4=Wireless) or not (0=not plugged)
battery_present
whether the battery is present or not
battery_scale
the maximum battery level
battery_status
the status of the battery (1=unknown, 2=charging, 3=discharging, 4=not charging, 5=full)
battery_technology
the technology of the battery
battery_temperature
the temperature of the battery (in tenths of degree Celsius)
battery_voltage
the current battery voltage
battery_health
the health of the battery (1=unknown, 2=good, 3=overheat, 4=dead, 5=over voltage, 6=unspecified failure, 7=cold)
node_id
the ID of the Wear node