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Wiser Controls Card
Wiser Controls Card provides compact Home Assistant controls for Wiser heating, shutters, lights, dimmers and appliances. It discovers supported Wiser entities automatically, groups them by type and uses Home Assistant's native controls and selectors wherever possible.
Start here
- Install or update the card.
- Add Wiser Controls from the dashboard card picker.
- Select your hubs and device types in the visual editor.
- Configure room content, interactions and features.
Guides
| Page | Contents |
|---|---|
| Installation | Installation, resource registration and upgrades |
| Visual editor | Hubs, filters, Master/Individual mode, ordering and visibility |
| Supported devices | Heating, shutters, lights, dimmers and smart plugs |
| Features | Native Tile features, Secondary status and room content |
| YAML configuration | Options, examples and compatibility settings |
| Troubleshooting | Loading, discovery, cache and configuration problems |
| Development and releases | Tests, builds, versions and release preparation |
Key concepts
- Individual mode stores settings per entity in
device_options. - Master mode stores one configuration per selected device type in
master_options_by_type. - Multi-hub cards store each hub's device settings independently in
hub_configs. - Split devices by hub renders a separate hub card, with its own device-type sections and bulk actions, for every selected hub.
- Selecting several device types creates separate card sections and separate Master editor tabs.
- Hidden devices remain available in the editor and are not switched or removed from Home Assistant.
Heating includes schedule, override and whole-home boost actions. Appliances can show live power usage when the Wiser device exposes a related power sensor. Multi-channel heating can optionally be divided into channel sections. Rooms that expose Wiser Passive mode can also toggle it directly from the card.
The card includes English (US and UK), German and French translations. Generic labels and entity states come from Home Assistant.