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Tuya Dimmer as Fan Component
Overview
This a modified version of the Tuya fan component I use with Feit Dimmers (but it will likely work with other Tuya dimmers) to control bathroom fans. Changes from the standard Tuya fan component include the following:
- Remove options for speed, oscillation, and direction as they don't apply.
- Always change the "brightness" back to the maximum value effectively making this only an on/off device.
- Can add a sensor to report current power usage based on a configured wattage of the fan(s) it controls.
Setup
Using the External Components feature in ESPHome you can add this component to your devices directly from my GitHub repo. Note currently this component requires pulling in my custom version of the Tuya component as well to prevent communication issues between the ESP8266 and the Tuya MCU.
external_components:
- source: github://nuttytree/esphome
components: [ tuya, tuya_dimmer_as_fan ]
Like the standard Tuya fan component you need to have the UART and Tuya components.
uart:
rx_pin: GPIO3
tx_pin: GPIO1
baud_rate: 9600
tuya:
Add and configure the Tuya Dimmer as Fan component
fan:
- platform: tuya_dimmer_as_fan
name: my_fan
switch_datapoint: 1
dimmer_datapoint: 2
dimmer_max_value: 1000
power:
id: my_fan_power
name: My Fan Power
fan_wattage: 21.6
update_interval: 60s
Configuration Variables (In addition to the standard variables)
- dimmer_datapoint (Required, int): The datapoint id number of the dimmer value.
- dimmer_max_value (Optional, int, default 255): The highest dimmer value allowed.
- power.id (Optional, string) Manually specify the power sensor ID used for code generation.
- power.name (Optional, string) The name for the power sensor.
- power.fan_wattage (Optional, float) The total wattage of the fan(s) controled by this dimmer.
- power.update_interval (Optional, Time, default: 60s) Amount of time between updates of the power value while on.