Yeelight smart bulbs and light strips integrate with Home Assistant using a local LAN control protocol. Yeelight (a Xiaomi ecosystem brand) supports brightness, color, color temperature, and various lighting effects — all controllable over your local network without cloud dependency.
The LAN control protocol must be enabled in the Yeelight app before Home Assistant can discover and control the devices. Once enabled, communication is fully local with real-time state updates, making Yeelight one of the more responsive Wi-Fi lighting options.
Getting Yeelight connected to Home Assistant and running reliably.
Home Assistant automatically discovers Yeelight devices on your local network. Add them through the integrations panel with a few clicks.
Control brightness, color, and color temperature from the Home Assistant dashboard. Create lighting groups that operate as one.
Build automations that trigger Yeelight lights based on motion, time, presence, or any other event in your smart home.
The problems installers run into with Yeelight and Home Assistant — and how a managed setup prevents them.
Yeelight's LAN control protocol is disabled by default. Each bulb must have it enabled through the Yeelight app — a step that's easy to miss and must be repeated after factory resets.
When Yeelight's music mode or flow effects are active, Home Assistant commands may be rejected. The device prioritizes its internal effects over external API commands.
After power restoration, Yeelight bulbs may boot into a state where LAN control is temporarily unavailable, requiring 30-60 seconds before Home Assistant can reconnect.
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