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Fan Control Entity Row

This is an element to add a fan control row to Home Assistant.

This plugin is only valid for use with fans that still use a speed list in the fan configuration. That fan control model is deprecated in versions of Home Assistant 2021.3.x and later. For HA versions 2021.3.x and later use fan-percent-button-row or fan-mode-button-row if your fan has been updated to use the new control methods.

It uses the code that can be found in my fan control package @ https://github.com/finity69x2/Home-Assistant/blob/master/packages/fan_package.yaml

UPDATE:

I've added the ability to hide the medium speed button to turn it into a two speed fan control, as well. To use it in this mode then your fan speeds must be designated low and high since it simply removes the medium speed button.

Installation:

The easiest way to install this is to use the Home Assistant Community Store (HACS) in Home Assistant.

Follow the instructions there for installation making sure you note the "url:" section for the resources addition.

Conversely, if you don't use HACS you can install it manually by performing the following:

Copy the fan-control-entity-row.js file to the appropriate folder in your Home Assistant Configuration directory (/config/www/).

Place the following in your "resources" section in your lovelace configuration (updating the localation to where you placed the above file):

  - url: /local/fan-control-entity-row.js
    type: module

Then to use this in a card place the following in your entity card:

Options:

Name Type Required Default Description
entity String Yes none a fan entity_id
type String Yes none custom:fan-control-entity-row
name String No none A custom name for the entity in the row
customTheme Boolean No false set to true to use a custom theme
reverseButtons Boolean No false Set to true to reverse the button order
isTwoSpeedFan Boolean No false Set to true to hide the Medium Speed button
hideOff Boolean No false Set to true to hide the Off button
sendStateWithSpeed Boolean No false Used only for certain firmware that requires the State command be sent with the Speed command
width String No 30px A custom width for the buttons
height String No 30px A custom height for the buttons
isOffColor String No '#f44c09' Sets the color of the 'Off' button if fan is off
isOnLowColor String No '#43A047' Sets the color of the 'Low' button if fan is on low
isOnMedColor String No '#43A047' Sets the color of the 'Med' button if fan is on Medium
isOnHiColor String No '#43A047' Sets the color of the 'Hi' button if fan is on high
buttonInactiveColor String No '#759aaa' Sets the color of the the buttons if that selection is off
customOffText String No 'OFF' Sets the text of the "off" button
customLowText String No 'LOW' Sets the text of the "low" speed button
customMedText String No 'MED' Sets the text of the "medium" speed button
customHiText String No 'HIGH' Sets the text of the "High" speed button
state_color Boolean No false Sets the icon color of the entity to reflect the current state

The values for the colors can be any valid color string in "HEX", "RGB" or by color name.

*NOTE: The speeds that your fan uses in Home Assistant need to use all lowercase letters. The only time this should be a concern is if you are using a template fan. Be sure to make your speeds all lowercase in the fan configuration.

The optional "sendStateWithSpeed" config entry is only needed to be set to true if for some reason your fan needs the state command of "on" to be sent along with the desired speed command. As far as I know this is only needed for use with fans flashed with the ESPHome Firmware.

Comfguration Examples:

  cards:
    - type: entities
      title: Fans
      show_header_toggle: false
      entities:
      ## USE THIS CONFIG TO HAVE IT MATCH YOUR THEME ##
        - entity: fan.master_bedroom_fan
          type: custom:fan-control-entity-row
          name: MBR Fan Not Custom
          customTheme: false
      ## USE THIS CONFIG TO USE A DEFAULT CUSTOM THEME
        - entity: fan.sunroom_fan
          type: custom:fan-control-entity-row
          name: Sunroom Fan Default Custom
          customTheme: true
      ## USE THIS CONFIG TO USE A 'CUSTOMZED' CUSTOM THEME
        - entity: fan.sunroom_fan
          type: custom:fan-control-entity-row
          name: Sunroom Fan Custom Custom
          reverseButtons: true
          customTheme: true
          isOnLowColor: 'rgb(255, 0, 0)'
          isOnMedColor: '#888888'
          isOnHiColor: '#222222'
          buttonInactiveColor: '#aaaaaa'
          isOffColor: 'purple'
      ## USE THIS CONFIG FOR USE WITH THE ESPHOME FIRMWARE (ALONG WITHE THE THEME SETTING ABOVE IF DESIRED)
        - entity: fan.master_bedroom_fan
          type: custom:fan-control-entity-row
          name: MBR Fan Not Custom
          sendStateWithSpeed: true
      ## USE THIS CONFIG TO SET CUSTOM BUTTON TEXT (NOT REQUIRED TO SET "customTheme: true" TO USE THESE )
        - entity: fan.sunroom_fan
          type: custom:fan-control-entity-row
          name: Sunroom Fan Custom Custom
          customHiText: me
          customLowText: do
          customMedText: re
          customOffText: not
          width: '15px'
          height: '15px'

This is with the default Lovelace frontend theme set:

Default

This is with the "Slate" frontend theme set:

Slate

This is how this plugin looks with the Light Brightness Preset & Binary Button Rows:

Slate-Compare

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