skyrotter/ha-appliance-electromenager-cards

Thirty-six Lovelace cards for household appliances, with realistic animated illustrations (tumbling drum, water and foam, spin with vibration, rotating spray arms, glowing oven element, turntable, opening fridge door, flickering pellet-stove flames, water flowing through a pool pump, a 3D printer building its part layer by layer, a chest freezer lid lifting, freezer drawers sliding out, a sun powering solar panels on their frame, a bathroom extractor fan drawing in steam, cooktop zones glowing under a steaming pot, an electric radiator sending heat waves, a dual-basket air fryer blowing hot air over fries, a coffee maker filling the carafe or the cup, a flat TV switching on like a real screen, a range hood sucking up the steam, an air-conditioning split and its outdoor heat pump, a heated towel rail glowing with warm towels, a homelab server rack with blinking LEDs and spinning fans, a desktop PC with RGB fans, a laptop with a live screen, a wine cooler with cold air flowing between the bottles, an aquarium with swimming fish, a Linky electricity meter, a home battery bank, an EV wallbox charging a car, a robot vacuum, a robot mower a pellet boiler feeding its burner through an auger and a gas boiler with its blue flames…), live status, power, energy and cost. They follow your Home Assistant theme (light/dark) and switch between French and English automatically.

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🇫🇷 Version française plus bas.

Works with a simple smart plug (power sensor only) as well as with connected appliances (program, remaining time, progress, door…).

1. HACS → ⋮ → Custom repositories → add https://github.com/skyrotter/ha-appliance-electromenager-cards, category Dashboard.
2. Search for Appliance Cards, install, then reload your browser (Ctrl+F5).

1. Copy dist/ha-appliance-electromenager-cards.js to /config/www/.
2. Settings → Dashboards → ⋮ → Resources → add /local/ha-appliance-electromenager-cards.js (JavaScript module).

All cards have a visual editor. When added from the card picker, entities are detected automatically by name (lave_linge, washer, dryer, frigo, ballon…).

1. entity set to a descriptive state (running, finished, idle, off… or a free text such as Rinsing) → used as-is.
2. entity is an input_boolean/binary_sensor → on = running.
3. entity/switch is a plug that is on → the power sensor decides (above threshold = running, otherwise standby).
4. Power only → above threshold = running.

Phases (washer, dryer, dishwasher): if the status entity or program contains wash/lavage, rinse/rinçage, spin/essorage, dry/séchage or cool/refroidissement, the illustration and LCD follow that phase (water, foam, fast spin…). Otherwise the default phase is used.

Tip: for washers, a cycle-detection automation driving an input_boolean is more reliable than raw power (soaking phases drop to a few watts). Ready-to-use example below.

A washer pauses, soaks and heats in steps: its power can drop to a few watts for several minutes in the middle of a cycle. Reading raw power alone makes the card flicker between Running and Standby. This automation fixes that. It decides a cycle has started when power stays above 100 W for 30 s, and that it has ended when power stays below 20 W for 8 minutes.

1. Create the helper: Settings → Devices & services → Helpers → Create helper → Toggle → name it Washer running (entity input_boolean.washer_running). Or in YAML:

input_boolean:
  washer_running:
    name: Washer running
    icon: mdi:washing-machine

2. Add the automation (Settings → Automations → ⋮ → Edit in YAML). Replace sensor.washer_plug_power with your plug's power sensor:

alias: Washer – cycle detection
mode: restart
triggers:
  - trigger: numeric_state
    entity_id: sensor.washer_plug_power
    above: 100
    for: "00:00:30"
    id: start
  - trigger: numeric_state
    entity_id: sensor.washer_plug_power
    below: 20
    for: "00:08:00"
    id: end
actions:
  - choose:
      - conditions:
          - condition: trigger
            id: start
        sequence:
          - action: input_boolean.turn_on
            target:
              entity_id: input_boolean.washer_running
      - conditions:
          - condition: trigger
            id: end
          - condition: state
            entity_id: input_boolean.washer_running
            state: "on"
        sequence:
          - action: input_boolean.turn_off
            target:
              entity_id: input_boolean.washer_running
          # optional: get notified when the laundry is done
          # - action: notify.mobile_app_your_phone
          #   data:
          #     message: "The washing machine is done 🧺"

3. Use it in the card:

type: custom:appliance-washer-card
entity: input_boolean.washer_running
power: sensor.washer_plug_power
energy: sensor.washer_plug_energy_today

Suggested values: washer 100 W / 20 W / 8 min, dryer 100 W / 15 W / 5 min, dishwasher 50 W / 10 W / 10 min (dishwashers sit at a few watts while drying). Adjust them to your appliance by looking at its power history. Requires Home Assistant 2024.10 or newer for the triggers: / actions: syntax; on older versions, use trigger: / platform: / action: / service:.

A pellet stove draws a lot of power while igniting (the igniter element, typically 250–400 W for a few minutes) and little while burning (fan and auger, typically 30–100 W). With just a power-monitoring plug, the card therefore tells apart:

Shutting down, cleaning and alarms can't be guessed from power: they come from a status entity (entity:) whose text contains extinction/shutdown/cooling, alarme/alarm/error, allumage/ignition, eco/standby… A climate entity from a stove integration also works (its hvac_action, current and target temperature are used).

type: custom:appliance-pellet-stove-card
power: sensor.stove_plug_power          # enough on its own
energy: sensor.stove_plug_energy_today
temperature: sensor.living_room_temperature
target_temperature: input_number.stove_target   # optional
power_level: sensor.stove_power_level           # optional, 1–5
pellet_level: sensor.stove_pellet_level         # optional, %

⚠️ Never cut a pellet stove's power while it is burning or shutting down: its fan must keep running to evacuate smoke. Use the stove's own controls or integration to turn it off. If you set switch:, the card asks for a second click before cutting power while the stove is igniting, heating or shutting down.

Water flows in a loop on the drawing: from the pool, through the pre-filter (water swirling, leaves in the basket), the pump and back to the pool, with bubbles at the return jet. The motor fan spins and the pump hums while filtering.

• With a smart plug: above threshold (50 W) = Filtering. Plug on below it = Standby.
• Animation speed follows the pump speed: speed in rpm (2800 rpm = full speed) or %, or the power divided by max_power for variable-speed pumps.
• The display shows the rpm, the % or the power.
• runtime: filtration time today, e.g. a history_stats sensor:

sensor:
  - platform: history_stats
    name: Pool filtration today
    entity_id: switch.pool_pump
    state: "on"
    type: time
    start: "{{ today_at() }}"
    end: "{{ now() }}"

type: custom:appliance-pool-pump-card
switch: switch.pool_pump
entity: switch.pool_pump
power: sensor.pool_pump_power
energy: sensor.pool_pump_energy_today
temperature: sensor.pool_water_temperature
runtime: sensor.pool_filtration_today
max_power: 1100

An open-frame, bed-slinger style printer (Bambu Lab A1, Prusa MK, Ender…). The print head sweeps left and right, the gantry rises layer by layer and the part grows with progress. The spool turns while printing. While heating, the nozzle glows and heat rises from the bed. The display shows the progress, the nozzle temperature, PAUSE, DONE or ERROR.

• With a printer integration (Bambu Lab, OctoPrint, Moonraker/Klipper, PrusaLink…): use its status entity as entity. States such as prepare, running, pause, finish, failed, idle, offline or Printing are recognised. Add progress, remaining, nozzle and bed temperatures and the job name (program).
• With a smart plug only: above threshold (40 W) = Printing. The part then grows in a loop, since the real progress is unknown.
• Set filament_color to match your spool (default orange).
• If you set switch:, cutting power while printing or paused needs a second click.

type: custom:appliance-printer-3d-card
entity: sensor.a1_print_status
progress: sensor.a1_print_progress
remaining: sensor.a1_remaining_time
temperature: sensor.a1_nozzle_temperature
bed_temperature: sensor.a1_bed_temperature
program: sensor.a1_task_name
power: sensor.printer_plug_power
filament_color: "#ff8a1f"

• Chest freezer: drawn in three-quarter view. When door opens, the lid lifts up and reveals the lit inside (tubs, bags, basket) with cold mist escaping.
• Upright drawer freezer: when door opens, the door swings open on four transparent drawers full of food and one drawer slides out.
• Both: the display shows the temperature, the snowflake pulses and cold air flows out at the bottom while the compressor runs (power above threshold, 20 W). A too warm alert fires above freezer_max_temperature (−12 °C by default), plus a door-open alert.
• A freezer should never be switched off by mistake: if you set switch:, turning it off always needs a second click.

type: custom:appliance-chest-freezer-card
power: sensor.chest_freezer_plug_power
energy: sensor.chest_freezer_plug_energy_today
temperature: sensor.chest_freezer_temperature
door: binary_sensor.chest_freezer_lid

Just the sun, two panels on their aluminium frame and the inverter on its post (no background).

Tiles: production now, energy today, savings (cost) and % of peak.

type: custom:appliance-solar-card
power: sensor.solar_power
energy: sensor.solar_energy_today
cost: sensor.solar_savings_today   # optional
max_power: 3000                    # your installation's peak power (Wp)

A wall-mounted bathroom extractor: white square front with a wavy top edge, round grille with horizontal slats and curved fan blades behind it, on a tiled bathroom wall.

• Low speed: the blades turn slowly and humid air is drawn towards the grille.
• High speed: everything goes faster.
• High humidity (above humidity_max, 70 %): steam rises and condensation drops run down the tiles, with an alert.
• With a smart plug: 5–35 W = low speed, above high_threshold (35 W) = high speed. A speed entity (select, sensor, level or %) takes priority if you have one.

type: custom:appliance-vmc-card
power: sensor.vmc_plug_power
energy: sensor.vmc_plug_energy_today
humidity: sensor.bathroom_humidity

A black glass cooktop with four zones, a saucepan on the front-left zone and a frying pan on the back-right one.

• Each active zone glows red, brighter with its level, and the touch strip shows the level (1–9).
• The pot steams; at high level the lid rattles. The pan sizzles.
• After cooking, an H (residual heat) stays on the zones that were used for residual_minutes (10 min).
• Per-zone data (zone_1 = front-left, zone_2 = front-right, zone_3 = back-left, zone_4 = back-right), as a level, W or %, when your cooktop integration provides it (Home Connect, SmartThings…).
• Total power only: the zones are lit from the power (about zone_power, 1500 W, per zone).

⚠️ A cooktop is wired on a dedicated 20–32 A circuit, never on a smart plug. Measure it with a DIN-rail energy meter or a CT clamp at the electrical panel.

type: custom:appliance-hob-card
power: sensor.cooktop_power      # from a DIN-rail meter or CT clamp
energy: sensor.cooktop_energy_today

A wall-mounted inertia radiator with six wide vertical elements and its control box (display, Comfort / Eco / Frost icons and buttons).

• Heating: the columns glow and heat waves rise from the top grille, stronger with the power drawn (vs max_power).
• Mode: sun = Comfort, moon = Eco, snowflake = Frost protection (H-G on the display), read from a pilot-wire select, a climate preset or any mode entity. The display shows the target temperature.
• Window open (window): cold air blows in and an alert is shown.
• Works with a climate entity (current/target temperature, hvac_action, preset_mode), a pilot-wire mode entity, or simply a power sensor (above threshold, 50 W = heating).

type: custom:appliance-radiator-card
entity: climate.living_room_radiator   # or power / mode only
power: sensor.radiator_power
window: binary_sensor.living_room_window

A black dual-basket air fryer with its touch panel and two stainless drawers with windows (fries on the left, nuggets on the right).

• Cooking (power above threshold, 50 W by default): the baskets light up, the heating coils glow, hot air swirls, the food bounces and steam escapes from the top. The display shows the remaining time (remaining), otherwise the temperature (temperature), otherwise ON.
• Finished: End in green on the display (with a status entity reporting finished), food golden brown.
• Designed for a simple smart plug (power + energy), works with a connected air fryer too.

type: custom:appliance-air-fryer-card
entity: switch.airfryer_plug        # optional: the plug
power: sensor.airfryer_power
energy: sensor.airfryer_energy_today
cost: sensor.airfryer_cost_today
# remaining: sensor.airfryer_remaining   # optional

Three illustrations, chosen with style: filtre (drip coffee maker with glass carafe, default), dosette (pod machine: Senseo, Nespresso, Dolce Gusto…) or expresso (bean-to-cup espresso machine).

• Brewing (power above threshold, 300 W by default): coffee drips or flows, the carafe or cup fills up, the water tank empties, steam rises, the buttons blink and the display shows BREW (CAFE in French).
• Keeping warm (drip only, between warm_threshold — 5 W by default — and threshold): the hot plate glows and the full carafe steams.
• Ready (pods / espresso, same power range): green LEDs, display READY.
• Designed for a smart plug (power + energy). If your keep-warm plate draws more than 300 W, raise threshold.

type: custom:appliance-coffee-maker-card
style: dosette                 # filtre | dosette | expresso
entity: switch.coffee_plug
power: sensor.coffee_power
energy: sensor.coffee_energy_today

TV (custom:appliance-tv-card): a wall-mounted flat screen, nothing around it.

• Switching on: a bright line opens up the panel, light streaks converge into a start-up logo, then the streaming home screen appears; switching off: the picture collapses into a line, then a dot.
• On: a streaming home screen (featured banner, rows of tiles scrolling, moving selection). Standby: black screen, red LED. Off: black screen, no LED.
• With a smart plug: on above threshold (25 W), standby between standby_threshold (0.2 W) and 25 W, off below. With a media_player: on / playing / paused / idle = on, standby = standby, off = off, and the app or source is shown (« Allumée · Netflix »).

type: custom:appliance-tv-card
entity: switch.tv_plug          # or media_player.living_room_tv
power: sensor.tv_plug_power
energy: sensor.tv_plug_energy_today

Range hood (custom:appliance-range-hood-card): chimney hood above a cooktop and a steaming pot.

• Fan running: the fan spins, steam from the pot is drawn up into the hood, air flows upwards; faster at high speed, with the speed LEDs.
• Lights: the lamps light up the cooktop. With a power sensor alone, a few watts (above light_threshold, 3 W) without the motor = « Lights only »; or set a light entity.
• Speeds from power (above threshold 40 W = low, above high_threshold 130 W = high) or from a speed entity.

type: custom:appliance-range-hood-card
power: sensor.hood_power
light: light.hood_light         # optional

Two cards meant to sit side by side, both driven by the same climate entity (and/or a power sensor).

Indoor split (custom:appliance-ac-split-card): the flap opens and swings, air blows down — blue when cooling, orange with a warm glow and rising heat waves when heating, grey in fan mode, droplets in dry mode; the display shows the target temperature with a mode icon. At target: the flap stays open with a gentle airflow.

Outdoor unit (custom:appliance-heat-pump-card): the fan spins behind its grille, the unit vibrates while the compressor runs, warm air waves come out when cooling, cold air waves when heating, steam rises during defrost. At target: the fan turns slowly.

• With a climate entity: hvac_action (cooling, heating, drying, fan, idle, defrosting) or, failing that, the HVAC mode.
• With a power sensor only: running above threshold (60 W); set hvac: cool or hvac: heat (default auto = cooling May–September, heating otherwise).
• temperature on the outdoor card can be an outdoor temperature sensor.

type: custom:appliance-ac-split-card
entity: climate.living_room
power: sensor.ac_power
---
type: custom:appliance-heat-pump-card
entity: climate.living_room
temperature: sensor.outdoor_temperature

Four cards driven by a smart plug (power), with an optional entity and switch.

• Heated towel rail (custom:appliance-towel-dryer-card): above threshold (50 W) the rails glow orange, heat waves rise, towels sway and steam. Below it with the plug on: "At target" (rails barely warm). Optional temperature / target_temperature (the display shows the target).
• Server rack / homelab (custom:appliance-server-rack-card): above threshold (30 W) the LEDs blink, the fans spin, drive bays glow blue and data flows along the cables. The blink rate follows the load (max_power, default 300 W). The UPS display shows the live power draw.
• Desktop PC (custom:appliance-desktop-pc-card): above threshold (40 W) the screen lights up with a desktop (typing code, bars, moving cursor) and the case fans spin with RGB rings. Between 0.5 W and the threshold: sleep (amber LED).
• Laptop (custom:appliance-laptop-card): above threshold (15 W) the screen shows a live dashboard and the keys are backlit; below it: sleep (amber LED).

type: custom:appliance-towel-dryer-card
power: sensor.towel_rail_power
temperature: sensor.bathroom_temperature
---
type: custom:appliance-server-rack-card
power: sensor.rack_power
max_power: 250
---
type: custom:appliance-desktop-pc-card
power: sensor.pc_power
---
type: custom:appliance-laptop-card
power: sensor.laptop_power

custom:appliance-wine-cooler-card: a glass-door wine cabinet with bottles on wooden shelves. When the compressor runs (above threshold, 15 W) the interior lights up, cold air flows between the bottles, condensation drips on the glass and the LED pulses. On standby the cabinet stays lit; opening the door (door sensor) swings it open. The display shows the temperature, and the card warns when it exceeds max_temperature (18 °C by default).

type: custom:appliance-wine-cooler-card
power: sensor.cave_a_vin_power
temperature: sensor.cave_a_vin_temperature
door: binary_sensor.cave_a_vin_door   # optional

With a mode entity (select, input_select, or a climate entity used as entity), the radiator and the heated towel rail show four buttons — Comfort, Eco, Frost protection, Off — to switch mode, and the active mode is highlighted. Options are matched by name (Confort, Eco/Nuit, Hors-gel, Arrêt/Off…); a button is only shown if a matching option exists. Hide them with show_modes: false.

type: custom:appliance-towel-dryer-card
power: sensor.towel_rail_power
mode: select.towel_rail_mode

The water heater card accepts a second power sensor (power_solar) and a second energy sensor (energy_solar), e.g. a classic contactor on power and a solar-surplus router on power_solar. Both are added up to detect heating; when the solar one is above threshold, the card shows "Solar surplus" and separate Grid / Solar tiles.

type: custom:appliance-water-heater-card
power: sensor.contacteur_power
power_solar: sensor.routeur_solaire_power
energy: sensor.contacteur_energy
energy_solar: sensor.routeur_solaire_energy

These seven cards have their own options (prefixed entity_…) and a full visual editor. Every value tile can be hidden with its show_… option, and language: fr|en|de|nb forces the language.

• Aquarium: fish swim back and forth, bubbles and tails speed up with power, the water turns blue / turquoise / orange / red with temperature (alert badge outside temp_min–temp_max), the lamp follows entity_light.
• Linky: lime-green meter with a scrolling LCD (power, HP/HC indexes, tariff, cost — the two buttons switch pages), a gauge against the subscribed power (overload alert above 95 %) and a consumption LED blinking faster as the load rises.
  • Three-phase: the Linky cuts off phase by phase, at a third of the subscribed power (5 kVA per phase for 15 kVA). With entity_power_l1…l3 (SINSTS1…3, in VA), each phase is compared to subscribed_power / 3 and three bars show each phase (show_phases: false hides them). phase_gauge sets the gauge: needles (default) one coloured needle per phase, cycle L1 → L2 → L3 every 3 s, max the most loaded phase. In every mode, the overload alert follows the most loaded phase. Otherwise the gauge compares the total to the subscribed power.
  • Active power: the Linky's TIC only gives apparent power (VA), which is what the cut-off limit uses, so the gauge stays in VA. For the actual consumption in W, set entity_active_power, e.g. a Derivative helper (time unit: hours, so kWh gives kW; time window ~2 min) on a template sensor adding entity_hp + entity_hc. It is shown under the gauge and as an LCD page.
• Home battery: three modules wired with orange cables, no background. The charge level rises in the modules (green → orange → red), energy flows along the cables in one direction when charging and the other when discharging, with time to full / empty.
• EV charger: wall box with a status light (grey unplugged, blue plugged, pulsing green charging, steady green complete), energy flowing through the cable to the car and a battery gauge on the car door.
• Robot vacuum / robot mower: the robot alone, no background. Vacuum: side brushes spin, dust is sucked in, lidar scans, a light ring shows the battery level. Mower: wheels and blade spin, grass clippings fly, rain when entity_rain is on. Both have Start / Pause / Dock buttons (vacuum.start / pause / return_to_base, lawn_mower.start_mowing / pause / dock).
• Pellet boiler: boiler with its touchscreen and combustion window, pellet hopper with a level sight glass and an inclined auger, no background. Igniting: glowing igniter, small flame, fast auger. Heating: full flame, pellets travelling up the auger, water flowing in the copper flow/return pipes that turn red with temperature. Low-pellet alert below pellet_alert. Without a status entity, the state comes from power (above 300 W igniting, above 30 W heating).
• Gas boiler: wall-mounted gas boiler, no background. Blue flames on the burner rail (sized by modulation), flue gas, pressure gauge, and flow/return copper pipes that turn from blue to red with temperature, with water flowing when the pump runs. Hot-water (DHW) and heating modes, low/high pressure and flow-too-hot alerts.
• Water heat pump (water-to-water or ground source: borehole, ground loop, well): no fan and no air, unlike the outdoor unit of the Heat pump card. The compressor vibrates between the evaporator (source loop, going down into the ground on the left) and the condenser (heating loop to a radiator on the right). The flow/return pipes turn from blue (20 °C) to red (55 °C) and the water flows while the flow rate is above zero (or while the compressor runs, without entity_flow_rate). The COP comes from entity_cop, or is computed from a heat meter (entity_heat_power) and an electricity meter (entity_power). Without a status entity, the compressor runs above threshold.

type: custom:appliance-robot-vacuum-solo-card
entity: vacuum.robot
entity_area: sensor.robot_cleaned_area
entity_time: sensor.robot_cleaning_time

The power button only appears when you set switch:. On the washer, dryer, dishwasher and pellet stove, cutting the plug while a cycle is running (or the stove is burning) takes two clicks: the first one turns the button red and shows "Cycle running – click again to cut power" for 4 seconds. Turning the plug on, or off while idle, stays a single click. Set confirm_off: false to turn this off.

Advice: on a washing machine you usually don't need switch: at all. Leave it out and the button won't be shown.

type: custom:appliance-washer-card
entity: input_boolean.washer_running
power: sensor.washer_power
energy: sensor.washer_energy_daily
cost: sensor.washer_cost_today

type: custom:appliance-water-heater-card
switch: switch.water_heater
power: sensor.water_heater_power
temperature: sensor.water_heater_temperature
target_temperature: input_number.water_heater_target

type: custom:appliance-fridge-card
power: sensor.fridge_power
temperature: sensor.fridge_temperature
freezer_temperature: sensor.freezer_temperature
door: binary_sensor.fridge_door

The cards use your theme variables. You can override them in a theme or with card-mod:

appliance-active-color: "#03a9f4"
appliance-heat-color: "#ff8a3d"
appliance-cold-color: "#2b9af9"
appliance-alert-color: "#db4437"
appliance-ok-color: "#43a047"
appliance-illustration-size: 116px

dist/ha-appliance-electromenager-cards.js is generated: edit src/ instead, then rebuild (Node.js, no dependencies):

node build.js           # writes dist/
node build.js --check   # fails if dist/ is out of date (run by CI)

HACS installs a single file, so build.js concatenates the files of src/ in the order it lists (like <script> tags in a page):

src/
  header.js            licence banner
  core/                the 26 core cards, sharing one scope (order matters)
    version.js  i18n.js  illustrations.js  definitions.js  helpers.js
    base.js  editor.js  style.js  register.js
    svg/<kind>.js      one illustration per kind: SVG.washer = () => `…`
    style/*.css        card styles, concatenated into STYLE (order listed in build.js)
  cards/*.js           self-contained cards (aquarium, linky, battery, …), one IIFE each
  i18n/<lang>.json     texts, one file per language

• New core card: add its DEF entry (core/definitions.js), core/svg/<kind>.js (picked up automatically), a CSS file listed in CSS_FILES and its strings. New self-contained card: add cards/<name>.js and list it in CARD_FILES. The build warns about any src/ file it does not list.
• Texts: one file per language in src/i18n/ (en.json, fr.json, de.json, nb.json). Each file has a common section for the 26 core cards and one section per extra card (aquarium, linky, …). The build inlines them where the source says /*@i18n <section>*/{}.
• English is the reference: a key missing in another language falls back to English, and the build prints a warning.
• To add a language, copy en.json to e.g. it.json, translate it and rebuild: the cards follow the Home Assistant language, and the extra cards list it in their language option.
• Commit src/ and the rebuilt dist/ together. On a merge conflict in dist/, resolve src/ and re-run node build.js.

Vingt-sept cartes Lovelace pour l'électroménager et l'énergie (lave-linge, sèche-linge, lave-vaisselle, ballon d'eau chaude, four, micro-ondes, réfrigérateur, poêle à granulés, pompe de piscine, imprimante 3D, congélateur coffre, congélateur à tiroirs, panneaux solaires, VMC, plaques de cuisson, radiateur électrique, airfryer, cafetière, téléviseur, hotte aspirante, climatiseur et pompe à chaleur) : illustration animée, état en direct, puissance, énergie et coût. Elles suivent le thème de Home Assistant et s'affichent en français si Home Assistant est en français.

Installation HACS : HACS → ⋮ → Dépôts personnalisés → https://github.com/skyrotter/ha-appliance-electromenager-cards, catégorie Dashboard → installer → recharger le navigateur (Ctrl+F5).

Configuration : éditeur visuel disponible ; les entités sont détectées automatiquement à l'ajout (noms contenant lave_linge, seche_linge, lave_vaisselle, ballon, four, micro_ondes, frigo, washer, dryer, fridge…). Les options sont les mêmes que ci-dessus.

type: custom:appliance-washer-card
entity: binary_sensor.lave_linge_en_cours
power: sensor.lave_linge_puissance
energy: sensor.lave_linge_energie_jour
cost: sensor.lave_linge_cout_jour

Prise connectée + détection de cycle : pour le lave-linge, le sèche-linge et le lave-vaisselle, utilise l'automatisation de détection de cycle décrite plus haut (section Smart plug + cycle detection). Elle allume un input_boolean au démarrage (plus de 100 W pendant 30 s) et l'éteint à la fin (moins de 20 W pendant 8 min). Ça évite que la carte passe en « Veille » pendant le trempage.

Poêle à granulés : avec une simple prise connectée, la carte distingue l'allumage (plus de 250 W, la résistance chauffe) de la chauffe (20 à 250 W, ventilateur et vis sans fin). L'extinction et les alarmes viennent d'une entité d'état ou de l'intégration du poêle. ⚠️ Ne coupe jamais l'alimentation d'un poêle en fonctionnement ou en extinction : le ventilateur doit évacuer les fumées.

Pompe de piscine : l'eau circule sur le dessin (bassin → préfiltre → pompe → bassin) avec le ventilateur du moteur qui tourne. Au-dessus de 50 W, la carte affiche « Filtration ». La vitesse de l'animation suit la vitesse de la pompe (tr/min, %, ou puissance / max_power). Tuiles : température de l'eau et durée de filtration du jour (capteur history_stats, exemple ci-dessus).

Imprimante 3D : la tête va et vient, le portique monte couche par couche et la pièce grandit selon la progression. Fonctionne avec l'intégration Bambu Lab, OctoPrint, Moonraker… (états prepare, running, pause, finish, failed), ou avec une simple prise (au-dessus de 40 W = impression, la pièce grandit alors en boucle). Couleur du filament réglable (filament_color).

Congélateurs : le coffre lève son couvercle quand le capteur d'ouverture s'ouvre (intérieur éclairé, froid qui s'échappe). Le congélateur armoire ouvre sa porte sur 4 tiroirs, et un tiroir sort. Alerte « Trop chaud » au-dessus de −12 °C (réglable) et alerte porte ouverte. Couper un congélateur demande toujours une confirmation.

Panneaux solaires : uniquement le soleil, deux panneaux sur leur structure et l'onduleur (sans fond). En production, le soleil jaune grossit selon la production (par rapport à max_power), un reflet balaie les panneaux et l'énergie circule jusqu'à l'onduleur. Sans production, le soleil devient gris et les panneaux s'assombrissent. Tuiles : production, énergie du jour, économies, % de la crête.

VMC : façade blanche murale, grille ronde à lamelles et hélice visible, sur un mur carrelé. L'hélice tourne, l'air humide est aspiré vers la grille, et en cas d'humidité élevée la buée monte et la condensation coule sur le carrelage. Petite vitesse (5–35 W) et grande vitesse (au-dessus de 35 W) détectées par la prise, ou via une entité de vitesse. Alerte humidité au-dessus de 70 %.

Plaques de cuisson : table vitrocéramique noire avec 4 foyers qui rougeoient selon leur niveau, une casserole qui fume (couvercle qui tremble à feu fort) et une poêle qui grésille. Le bandeau affiche le niveau de chaque foyer et un « H » de chaleur résiduelle après l'arrêt. Niveaux par foyer via l'intégration de la plaque, ou déduits de la puissance totale (≈ 1500 W par foyer). ⚠️ Une plaque n'est jamais sur une prise connectée : mesure-la avec un compteur modulaire ou une pince au tableau.

Radiateur électrique : radiateur à inertie mural à 6 éléments avec son boîtier de commande (écran, icônes de mode, boutons). En chauffe, les éléments rougeoient et des ondes de chaleur montent (selon la puissance). Mode affiché : soleil = Confort, lune = Éco, flocon = Hors-gel (fil pilote, climate ou liste). Fenêtre ouverte : air froid et alerte. Fonctionne avec un thermostat climate, un fil pilote ou une simple mesure de puissance.

Airfryer : airfryer noir double bac avec bandeau tactile et deux tiroirs inox à hublot (frites à gauche, nuggets à droite). En cuisson (au-dessus de 50 W sur la prise), les bacs s'éclairent, les résistances rougeoient, l'air chaud tourbillonne, les frites sautillent et de la vapeur sort du dessus. L'écran affiche le temps restant (remaining), sinon la température, sinon ON ; End en vert quand c'est terminé. Type : custom:appliance-air-fryer-card.

Cafetière : trois dessins au choix avec style : filtre (verseuse en verre, par défaut), dosette (Senseo, Nespresso, Dolce Gusto…) ou expresso (machine à grains). Au-dessus de 300 W sur la prise, le café coule, la verseuse ou la tasse se remplit, le réservoir d'eau se vide et la vapeur monte (écran CAFE). Entre 5 et 300 W : « Maintien au chaud » (plaque rouge) pour une cafetière filtre, « Prêt » pour les autres. Type : custom:appliance-coffee-maker-card.

Téléviseur : écran plat fixé au mur, sans pied. À l'allumage, une ligne lumineuse s'ouvre, des faisceaux convergent vers un logo de démarrage, puis l'écran d'accueil de streaming apparaît ; à l'extinction, l'image se replie en une ligne puis un point. Allumée : écran d'accueil animé (bannière, rangées de vignettes qui défilent) ; veille : écran noir et voyant rouge ; éteinte : rien. Avec une prise : allumée au-dessus de 25 W, veille entre 0,2 et 25 W. Avec un media_player, l'appli ou la source s'affiche (« Allumée · Netflix »). Type : custom:appliance-tv-card.

Hotte aspirante : hotte cheminée au-dessus d'une plaque et d'une casserole qui fume. Moteur en marche : l'hélice tourne, la vapeur est aspirée, l'air monte (plus vite en grande vitesse). Éclairage : les spots éclairent la plaque (quelques watts sans moteur = « Éclairage », ou entité light). Vitesses : au-dessus de 40 W petite vitesse, au-dessus de 130 W grande vitesse (high_threshold), ou entité speed. Type : custom:appliance-range-hood-card.

Pack clim : deux cartes à mettre côte à côte, pilotées par la même entité climate (et/ou une prise). Split intérieur (custom:appliance-ac-split-card) : le volet s'ouvre et balaie, l'air souffle (bleu en froid, orange en chaud, gris en ventilation, gouttes en déshumidification), l'écran affiche la consigne. Unité extérieure (custom:appliance-heat-pump-card) : l'hélice tourne, le groupe vibre quand le compresseur tourne, ondes d'air chaud en clim et d'air froid en chauffage, vapeur pendant le dégivrage. Consigne atteinte : hélice au ralenti. Sans entité climate, régler hvac: cool ou hvac: heat (par défaut : clim de mai à septembre, chauffage sinon).

Sécurité du bouton marche/arrêt : sur le lave-linge, le sèche-linge, le lave-vaisselle et le poêle à granulés, couper la prise pendant un cycle (ou poêle allumé) demande deux clics (le bouton devient rouge et affiche « Cycle en cours – cliquer encore pour couper »). Option confirm_off: false pour désactiver. Conseil : sur un lave-linge, ne mets pas de switch: du tout.

Sèche-serviettes, baie informatique, PC fixe, PC portable, cave à vin : cinq cartes pilotées par une prise connectée (power). custom:appliance-towel-dryer-card : au-dessus de 50 W, les barres rougeoient, la chaleur monte, les serviettes se balancent et fument ; prise allumée sous le seuil : « Consigne atteinte ». custom:appliance-server-rack-card (homelab) : au-dessus de 30 W, les LED clignotent, les ventilateurs tournent, les baies de disques s'allument en bleu et les données circulent dans les câbles ; la vitesse suit la charge (max_power, 300 W par défaut) et l'onduleur affiche la puissance. custom:appliance-desktop-pc-card : au-dessus de 40 W, l'écran s'allume (code qui s'écrit, graphique, curseur) et les ventilateurs RGB tournent ; entre 0,5 W et le seuil : veille (voyant orange). custom:appliance-laptop-card : au-dessus de 15 W, l'écran affiche un tableau de bord animé et le clavier est rétroéclairé ; en dessous : veille. custom:appliance-wine-cooler-card : cave vitrée ; quand le compresseur tourne (au-dessus de 15 W), l'intérieur s'éclaire, l'air froid circule entre les bouteilles et la condensation coule ; la porte s'ouvre avec un capteur door ; alerte au-dessus de max_temperature (18 °C).

Aquarium, Linky, batterie, borne de recharge, robots, chaudière à granulés : sept cartes avec leurs propres options (entity_…, voir le tableau en anglais) et l'éditeur visuel. Chaque tuile se masque avec son option show_…. custom:appliance-aquarium-card : poissons qui nagent, bulles et queues plus rapides selon la puissance, eau qui change de couleur selon la température (alerte hors plage), éclairage jour/nuit. custom:appliance-linky-card : compteur vert anis avec écran LCD qui défile (puissance, index HP/HC, tarif, coût — les boutons changent de page), jauge par rapport à la puissance souscrite (alerte au-delà de 95 %), voyant conso qui clignote plus vite quand ça consomme ; en triphasé, avec entity_power_l1…l3 (SINSTS1…3), chaque phase est comparée à 1/3 de la puissance souscrite, avec une barre par phase ; phase_gauge choisit la jauge : needles (par défaut) une aiguille de couleur par phase, cycle L1 → L2 → L3 toutes les 3 s, max la phase la plus chargée ; l'alerte suit toujours la phase la plus chargée ; entity_active_power (capteur en W, par ex. le helper « Dérivée » sur la somme des index) affiche la consommation réelle sous la jauge et sur l'écran. custom:appliance-battery-card : trois modules reliés par des câbles orange, sans fond ; le niveau monte dans les modules, l'énergie circule dans un sens en charge et dans l'autre en décharge, avec le temps restant avant plein ou vide. custom:appliance-ev-charger-card : wallbox murale et voiture de profil ; voyant selon le statut, énergie qui circule dans le câble, jauge de batterie sur la portière, durée et coût de la session. custom:appliance-robot-vacuum-solo-card et custom:appliance-robot-mower-solo-card : le robot seul, sans fond ; brosses, lidar et anneau de batterie pour l'aspirateur, roues, lame, herbe projetée et pluie pour la tondeuse, avec les boutons Démarrer / Pause / Base. custom:appliance-pellet-boiler-card : chaudière à granulés sans fond, avec trémie, hublot de niveau et vis sans fin ; à l'allumage la résistance rougit, en chauffe la flamme danse, les granulés montent dans la vis et l'eau circule dans les tuyaux départ/retour qui rougissent avec la température ; alerte « Granulés bas » sous pellet_alert (15 %).

PAC eau/eau (géothermie, nappe) : custom:appliance-water-heat-pump-card, sans ventilateur ni flux d'air, contrairement à l'unité extérieure de la carte Pompe à chaleur. Le compresseur vibre entre l'évaporateur (boucle de captage qui descend dans le sol, à gauche) et le condenseur (boucle de chauffage vers un radiateur, à droite). Le départ et le retour passent du bleu (20 °C) au rouge (55 °C), l'eau circule quand le débit est non nul. Le COP vient de entity_cop, ou est calculé avec un compteur de chaleur (entity_heat_power) et un compteur électrique (entity_power). Températures de captage facultatives. Options : voir le tableau en anglais.

Développement et traductions : dist/ est généré, on modifie src/ puis on lance node build.js (sans dépendance). Le code est découpé en petits fichiers : src/core/ pour les 26 cartes de base (un dessin par appareil dans svg/, un fichier CSS par appareil dans style/), src/cards/ pour les cartes autonomes, et les textes dans un fichier par langue (src/i18n/en.json, src/i18n/fr.json, src/i18n/de.json, src/i18n/nb.json). Voir Development and translations plus haut.

MIT

• Interactive test page (simulated data, no Home Assistant needed): https://skyrotter.github.io/ha-appliance-electromenager-cards/docs/demo.html
• Automated tests: https://skyrotter.github.io/ha-appliance-electromenager-cards/docs/tests.html