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Z-Wave Card Set for Home Assistant

Cards for keeping an eye on a Z-Wave network: every device, which ones are dead or asleep, and what the hub is doing.

For
Open source, for Home Assistant users
When
2025
Z-Wave node cards showing each device’s name, last seen time and status

The situation

Understanding a Z-Wave network in Home Assistant meant visiting several screens to find out what’s connected, what’s dead or sleeping, and what the controller is up to.

What I built

A set of cards for a dedicated Z-Wave dashboard: device info and controls, a device center for everything on the network, node status with last-seen times and filters for dead or sleeping nodes, and a controller card. Tapping a node can ping it.

What changed

Listed in HACS by default.

Built with

  • TypeScript
  • Lit
  • Home Assistant
  • Lovelace
  • HACS
  • GitHub Actions
  • Z-Wave JS

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