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Dyson Fans With Apple HomeKit

The Dyson Hot Cool Fan is a recent addition to my smart home (https://youtu.be/F02vexendYg) that I’m really enjoying. It keeps the air fresh, warm, or cool depending on what it senses in the air around it. One large problem for me though is that lack of HomeKit support. Using the Home Assistant Open source project I’ve been able to expose the Dyson Hot Cool Link to Apple HomeKit and use it within automations, voice control it using Siri and just generally take advantage of all the goodness that is Apple HomeKit. If you haven’t already seen the Home Assistant HomeKit setup, please check out this article first as that’s a required pre-req to get this up and running. In this video, we’ll go over setting up the Dyson integration and seeing exactly what gets exposed out to HomeKit as well as giving us a quick taste of what’s available from a Voice Assistant and homeKit automations point of view. If you’ve got any questions or concerns, please post below and I’ll do my best to answer them. Please keep in mind that I’m not a Home Assistant expert and I’m really focusing on Apple HomeKit piece here.

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2 thoughts on “Dyson Fans With Apple HomeKit

  • Very interesting, I have my two Dyson fans integrated over homebridge but it’s not working very well. With the home assistant setup, what happens if I turn on/off fan with the original remote, is that reflected back to HomeKit? What happens if I cut power to the Dyson, is it reconnected again after getting power back on. Right now I always have to manually restart my homebridge to get that fixed and it’s highly annoying. Thanks.

    • Hi Anatol
      the quickest way to get answers to your questions on this is to post them directly in the comments section of this video on YouTube.com, as Chris answers all questions there, and is always good at replying to any questions asked.

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