Hi everyone!
I built Suris EcoFlow Flow Card for my home backup power setup: the city grid, one main EcoFlow station supplying the house, and two additional stations. Version 2.0.2 is now available as a stable release.
The aim is to make the whole setup easy to read on a phone, with animated power flows and configuration through Home Assistant’s visual editor.
What it does
- Shows grid power, home input, and input/output power and battery charge for all three stations.
- Displays the main station’s AC input and two independent XT60(1) / XT60(2) inputs.
- Lets you configure up to 20 individual consumers using existing W/kW sensors. The six highest-power active devices appear above the stations; a stronger device replaces the weakest when necessary.
- Uses one shared home feeder per consumer row, with right-angle routes and moving dashes. Animation speed follows the power carried by each flow.
- Animates the outlines of stations and the grid when they supply power. The home outline stays solid and stationary.
- Automatically reduces card height when one or both consumer rows are unused.
- Provides separate source and consumer colors, with preset swatches, a native color picker and live hue/saturation/brightness mixing.
- Follows the Home Assistant theme and keeps power readings on one line, automatically switching from W to kW.
- Language selection in the visual editor: English and Ukrainian are currently available.
Compact when consumers are inactive
Pick and mix colors visually
Getting started
Available through HACS as a custom Dashboard repository. Select your entities in the visual editor; YAML is optional. The GitHub README includes installation and setup instructions.
This is a dashboard card, so your EcoFlow and power-meter integrations need to provide the entities first. It displays readings and does not control station outputs or appliances. Grid availability determines whether the home is supplied by the grid or the main station. A dedicated home power sensor is optional: the card can calculate home input from the available readings.
The card itself runs locally, without cloud requests, external libraries or a build step.
GitHub / HACS custom repository (category: Dashboard):
https://github.com/Suris2009/suris-ecoflow-flow-card
Feedback, screenshots of your setups and bug reports are welcome. If something looks wrong, please include your card version, screen size and relevant sensor readings.
