This is a Home Assistant integration for AirSend boxes, which can capture and control more than 350 equipements (Remote Switchs, Lights, Shutters, Gate... ) from 50 brands (Dio, Faac, Nice, Somfy...) by RF433 or RF868 radio commands.

• AirSend (RF433)
• AirSend Duo (RF433 & RF868)

Each AirSend device is represented as a proper Home Assistant device with its associated entities (cover, switch, button, light, sensor).

Install and start the AirSend addon.

Export your devices from airsend.cloud → Import/Export → Export YAML (select spurl for local connection).

Place the exported airsend.yaml in your /config folder.

Add your AirSend local connection string to secrets.yaml:

spurl: sp://**************@[fe80::xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx]?gw=0&rhost=192.168.xxx.xxx

Example airsend.yaml:

devices:
  AirSend box:
    type: 0
    spurl: !secret spurl
    sensors: true      # enables temperature and illuminance sensors
    bind: 1
    refresh: 300

  Volet salon:
    id: 12345
    type: 4098
    apiKey: !secret apiKey
    spurl: !secret spurl
    channel:
      id: 25455
      source: 94311

  Lumiere pergola:
    id: 65838
    type: 4100         # dimmable light
    apiKey: !secret apiKey
    spurl: !secret spurl
    wait: true
    channel:
      id: 26848
      source: 1442421508

1. Download the latest release from GitHub releases.
2. Copy the custom_components/airsend directory into your custom_components folder.
3. Restart Home Assistant.
4. Go to Settings → Integrations → Add integration and search for AirSend.

1. Ensure HACS is installed.
2. Search for AirSend in HACS and install it, or use the button below.
3. Restart Home Assistant.
4. Go to Settings → Integrations → Add integration and search for AirSend.

After the integration added, the internal URL of the addon will be auto-detected. Confirm and your devices will appear automatically.

To reload devices after modifying airsend.yaml, use the Reconfigure option on the integration.

This integration requires the AirSend addon to communicate with your AirSend hardware locally. For local connection, the AirSend IPv4 address is required, you can find it in your router or Airsend App for Windows. If you DO NOT provide ?gw=0&rhost=... then you may face unexpected HTTP/500 status code or HTTP/262 status code at Home Assistant level.