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Input number in Home Assistant
input_number
part of Home Assistant since 0.55
Quality: Internal
The Input Number helper creates a virtual numerical entity in Home Assistant, often used to store or adjust values for automations and integrations. It allows users to input or modify numbers through the UI, which can then be referenced in rules, scripts, or other components.
Typical uses
- Setting temperature targets
- Adjusting brightness levels
- Storing counter values
- Controlling volume settings
Facts about this integration
- Compatible with Home Assistant
- yes, official integration
- Setup
- in configuration.yaml
- Kind
- Helper
- Quality scale
- Internal – Part of Home Assistant itself, not rated separately.
- Installations
- 145,080 (20.2 % of the installations that share statistics)
- Categories
- Automation, Helper
- Maintained by
- @home-assistant/core
Setup
- This integration is set up in configuration.yaml, not in the user interface.
- The documentation lists the exact entries; restart Home Assistant after adding them.
Blueprints that use this integration
- Automation Cover Control Automation (CCA) – Controls covers using input texts, selects, and sensors. Integrates with calendars and weather data for automated cover adjustments.
- Automation Appliance Notifications & Actions – Tracks appliance status with sensors and sends mobile app notifications, enabling input number and select adjustments.
- Automation Monitor the state of an appliance - by leofabri
- Automation Turn on light, switch, scene, script or group based on motion and illuminance. – Activates lights, scenes, or groups based on motion and illuminance sensor thresholds.
- Automation Aqara Cube face-based – Adjusts input numbers based on face detection from an Aqara cube via ZHA.
- Automation Aqara Magic Cube ZHA - 2024-06-04 – Adjusts input numbers via Aqara Magic Cube ZHA integration, automating numerical value changes.
Source of this entry: the official documentation of the integration
The description was written by a language model from the facts listed here, not taken from the documentation.
