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The YoLink X3 Temperature & Humidity Sensor works with
several voice assistants, including Alexa and Google, and it
works with other automation platforms such as IFTTT.
To set up voice assistant integrations, in the app, go to
Settings, Third-Party Services, and follow the instructions.
Third-party Assistants & Integrations
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Please note, only IFTTT supports X3 Temperature & Humidity
Sensor as trigger action in the routine.
Alexa only supports querying the temperature of the device,
Google only supports querying the temperature or humidity of
the devices.
For example, edit the name of the device in Alexa or Google to
“Sunroom”, then you can ask: “Echo, what is the sunroom
temperature?”
You can also try, “Alexa, what is the temperature of the
Sunroom sensor?”
If you want to hear the voice announcement from Alexa when
the sensor alerts, you can consider VoiceMonkey skill.
1. Go to Alexa, enable the Voice Monkey Skill in Alexa
2. Sign in to the Voice Monkey website:
https://app.voicemonkey.io/login - login with Amazon Alexa account
3. On Voice Monkey website, on Manage Monkeys Page, add a monkey,
name it as “Sunroom Monkey"
4. Go to IFTTT app, create an applet, if this - YoLink - THS - complete
trigger fields, then that - Alexa Voice Monkey - choose Trigger
Monkey(Routine) - select “Sunroom Monkey"
4. Go to Alexa to set up a routine, when this happens - choose smart
home - choose “Sunroom Monkey", add action...
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Yolink YS8006-UC Specifications

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BrandYolink
ModelYS8006-UC
CategoryTemperature Controller
LanguageEnglish

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