Hey guys,
here’s another blueprint for the IKEA BILRESA Scrollwheel (Matter).
I mainly use it to control my Phillips Hue lights in 3 different rooms, thought maybe someone else might be interested in it. So here you go…
Yet another blueprint to turn the IKEA BILRESA scroll wheel (Matter version) into a versatile multi-channel remote. Control up to three different lights or light groups and execute custom actions with multi-click support.
Features
- Scrolling: Precise adjustment of brightness, color temperature or hue of any light or light group.
- Scene Cycler: Cycle through a list of your favorite scenes with a single click.
- Multi-Click Support: Separate actions for Single, Double, and Triple clicks, as well as Long Press (Hold & Release) for every channel.
- Clean UI: Organized and collapsible configuration groups for an easier setup.
Setup & Requirements
Event Entities
For this blueprint to work, all events of the BILRESA device must be properly exposed and be enabled in Home Assistant.
The automation logic maps functions based on event entity ids ending in _1 through _9. If the remote doesn’t trigger anything, ensure the event entities are enabled in the device settings.\In some cases, you may need to regenerate or manually rename the entity ids of the device to match the expected sequence (_1 to _9).
Philips Hue Options
The blueprint offers the selection of “Color Temperature (Philips Hue)” and “Color (Philips Hue)”.
When to use? Select these options if your lights are connected directly via a Philips Hue Hub.
Why? These modes use absolute value calculations instead of relative steps to ensure smooth transitions when controlled through the Hue bridge.
Installation
Manual installation
- Go to your Home Assistant instance: Settings → Automations & Scenes → Blueprints.
- Click Import Blueprint, copy & paste one of those URLs:
- English:
https://gist.github.com/SvKRO/52f246362a19f0297fd18969b383181b - German:
https://gist.github.com/SvKRO/8c6b3676658672b4663b0dfa1a4624e3
- English:
- Create a new automation based on the imported blueprint.
Other
Im using it to control the brightness, switch between selected scenes and simply turn devices on or off. So far it seems to work just fine, not sure about the other options though. Maybe i’ll continue to work on it later to support more options, like media volume control and things like that.
Feel free to leave any feedback and/or report issues you might have. Enjoy!

