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About

Air Visual Card is a dashboard card that shows air quality index data in a layout modeled on the AirVisual website. It reads its data from the AirVisual component or the World Air Quality Index component, so one of them has to be installed first. The AirVisual sensor needs to provide the air quality index, air pollution level and main pollutant sensors. Card colors and icons change with the air quality level. The card can also show temperature from a weather component, or from a template sensor that reports the temperature. It is added through the Marketplace or by copying the file manually, and configured with a visual card editor.

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Supports

  • From the Marketplace Installed through the Marketplace, formerly HACS.

  • Actively maintained Its author released or pushed a change in the last six months.

Setting it up

Install it from the Marketplace, then add a card of this type to a dashboard.

From the README

This is a Home Assistant Lovelace card that uses the AirVisual component or World Air Quality Index (WAQI) component to provide air quality index (AQI) data and creates a card like the ones found on AirVisual website. Requires the AirVisual component or World Air Quality Index (WAQI) component. Tested with Yahoo and Darksky Weather component.

  • Card colors and icons change depending on AQI level
From the README of dnguyen800/air-visual-card, MIT License. Shortened.

Information

GitHub stars
111
Upkeep
Updated in the last 6 months
Version
2.0.5,
Kind
Dashboard card
Needs
Needs the Marketplace (HACS on 2026.10 and older)

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