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ha-dyson-card

Home Assistant Lovelace dashboard card for Dyson devices exposed through hass_dyson
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Home Assistant Lovelace dashboard card for Dyson devices exposed through hass_dyson
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HA Dyson Card

HA Dyson Card

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A sleek Lovelace dashboard card for Dyson fans exposed through hass_dyson.

I built this because I dislike having to open the Dyson app just to make the fan face a certain direction. This card brings that daily control flow into Home Assistant, next to the rest of the dashboard.

This is a frontend card only. It does not replace the Dyson integration; it uses the fan, climate, switch, select, number, and sensor entities already exposed in Home Assistant.

HA Dyson Card dashboard preview

Why This Card?

The default Home Assistant entity cards can control a Dyson device, but the experience is scattered across many entities.

HA Dyson Card pulls the useful pieces into one mobile-friendly control surface: direction aiming, sweep presets, airflow speed, power, auto/night mode, heat controls, filter life, and air-quality readings.

The goal is to make the Dyson feel like a polished Home Assistant appliance control instead of a collection of separate toggles and sensors.

Highlights

  • Fully functional Dyson control surface for the main things you would normally open the Dyson app to do
  • Save preset directions with a name and icon, then tap once to aim the fan back there
  • Mobile-first layout with direction, sweep, airflow, timer, sensor, filter, heat, and mode controls in one card

Features

Controls

  • Direction wheel with drag-to-aim control
  • Sweep dial presets for direct, 45°, 90°, 180°, and wide sweep
  • Direction presets with custom name and MDI icon
  • Vertical airflow speed control with power button
  • Auto mode, night mode, airflow direction, and sleep timer controls
  • Heat, fan-only, and target temperature controls when a climate entity exists
  • Optional left or right placement for the airflow speed control

Live Information

  • Compact badges for temperature, humidity, AQI, and filter life
  • Expandable air-quality details for AQI, PM2.5, PM10, VOC, and NO2
  • AQI color coding when status/value can be mapped
  • Same-device entity discovery from the selected Dyson fan entity
  • Home Assistant theme-aware light and dark styling

Direction Presets

Direction presets are for repeatable aiming positions such as Bed, Desk, or Door.

Each preset stores:

  • name
  • MDI icon
  • center direction

Presets are saved in browser localStorage under a key scoped to the fan entity:

ha-dyson-card:direction-presets:<fan entity>

Direction presets are local to the browser/device. They do not sync automatically across phones, tablets, wall panels, or browsers.

Requirements

  • Home Assistant 2024.8.0 or newer
  • hass_dyson installed and configured
  • A Dyson fan. entity from hass_dyson
  • Related Dyson entities attached to the same Home Assistant device for the best experience

HACS Install

Install it from the default HACS catalog:

  1. HACS -> Dashboard
  2. Search for HA Dyson Card
  3. Install HA Dyson Card
  4. Refresh or reopen Home Assistant so the dashboard resource is loaded

HACS installs dashboard cards under www/community/ and serves them through /hacsfiles/.

Quick Start

Add the card to a dashboard:

type: custom:ha-dyson-card
entity: fan.my_dyson

Optional configuration:

type: custom:ha-dyson-card
entity: fan.my_dyson
title: Bedroom Dyson
airflow_control_side: right

Configuration

Option Type Default Description
entity string required Dyson fan. entity from hass_dyson.
title string empty Optional card title. Empty titles do not render a header.
airflow_control_side right or left right Places the vertical airflow speed control on the right or left side.
language string auto Optional UI language override (en, de, or fr). If omitted, the card follows the Home Assistant/frontend locale.
hide_unsupported boolean false Hides controls and info chips that are unavailable on the selected device instead of showing them as disabled/empty.
hide_empty_sensors boolean false Hides sensor badges with empty values (unknown, unavailable, or missing values).
sensor_more_button_threshold number 4 Shows the More/Less sensor toggle only when the visible sensor item count is greater than this value.
sensor_detail_layout inline or panel panel Forces where sensor details are rendered: inline in the top strip or in the details panel.

Example with both cleanup options enabled:

type: custom:ha-dyson-card
entity: fan.purifier_cool_wohnung
title: Purifier Wohnung
airflow_control_side: right
language: de
hide_unsupported: true
hide_empty_sensors: true
sensor_more_button_threshold: 5
sensor_detail_layout: inline

Control Mapping

Control Entity or service
Power fan.turn_on, fan.turn_off
Auto fan.set_preset_mode
Night same-device night mode switch.
Airflow direction fan.set_direction
Airflow speed fan.set_percentage
Sleep timer hass_dyson.set_sleep_timer
Direction wheel hass_dyson.set_oscillation_angles or oscillation number entities
Sweep dial oscillation select entity or angle services
Heat / Fan only climate.set_hvac_mode
Target temperature climate.set_temperature

Sensors

The default badge row shows the values most useful at a glance:

Badge Meaning
Temperature Ambient temperature reported by the Dyson device.
Humidity Ambient relative humidity.
AQI Air Quality Index or category exposed by the integration.
Filter life Remaining HEPA/carbon filter life percentage.

The More section expands air-quality details when matching sensors exist:

Detail Meaning
AQI Air Quality Index. Higher values or worse categories usually mean poorer air quality.
PM2.5 Fine particulate matter around 2.5 microns.
PM10 Larger particulate matter around 10 microns.
VOC Volatile Organic Compounds from sources like cooking, cleaning products, smoke, or materials.
NO2 Nitrogen dioxide, commonly associated with combustion sources.

Model Compatibility

The card adapts to the entities exposed by hass_dyson; it is not hard-coded to one Dyson model.

  • Purifier-only models can use fan, speed, direction, sweep, sensor, filter, auto, and night controls when those entities exist.
  • Heater models can also show heat, fan-only, and target temperature controls when a climate entity exists.
  • Models without reverse airflow, heat, sleep timer, or specific air-quality sensors will have those controls hidden or disabled.

Manual Install

Download ha-dyson-card.js and place it in:

config/www/community/ha-dyson-card/ha-dyson-card.js

Then add this dashboard resource:

/local/community/ha-dyson-card/ha-dyson-card.js

Resource type:

JavaScript module

Troubleshooting

The card does not appear in the card picker

Refresh or reopen Home Assistant after installing the dashboard resource. If it still does not appear, use a Manual card with type: custom:ha-dyson-card.

HACS installed it, but the browser still shows an old version

Hard refresh the Home Assistant frontend. If you manually edited the file under www/community, remove the generated .gz copy so Home Assistant serves the updated JavaScript.

Controls are missing

Check that the missing feature is exposed by hass_dyson as an entity or supported fan/climate feature. The card hides or disables controls that cannot be safely mapped.

Direction or sweep behaves differently than expected

Dyson models and hass_dyson entity sets vary. The card prefers same-device oscillation select/number entities when available and falls back to hass_dyson.set_oscillation_angles for angle commands.

Development

Run the syntax check locally:

node --check ha-dyson-card.js

The GitHub workflow runs:

  • HACS plugin validation
  • JavaScript syntax validation on Node 24

Credits

  • Built for hass_dyson
  • Distributed as a HACS Dashboard/plugin repository

Disclaimer

This project was built with Codex, with me serving as project manager and overseeing the direction, review, and iteration process throughout.

License

Apache-2.0

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From the balcony · 2 of 4 clapped

  1. Schnitzelclapped
    A playful Home Assistant card that brings Dyson fan controls into one delightful interface with direction wheels and presets—exactly the kind of fun IoT toy that makes dashboards smile.
  2. Crusoeclapped
    No vulnerable dependencies, frontend-only card with no credential requests or telemetry, uses existing Home Assistant entities without scraping personal data.

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