Two-Way Switch Synchronization Blueprint

📖 Overview

The Two-Way Switch Synchronization blueprint for Home Assistant allows you to synchronize two switches so they always operate in unison. When one switch is turned on or off, the other switch will automatically mirror the action, ensuring seamless synchronization between both switches.

🚀 Features

Bidirectional Synchronization: Both switches stay in sync regardless of which one is toggled.
Loop Prevention: Built-in conditions to avoid infinite loops or unnecessary state changes.
Restart Mode: Handles rapid state changes smoothly using restart mode.
Delay 3s: A slight delay to avoid bouncing issues.
Simple Configuration: Easily set up through Home Assistant's UI.

📦 Installation

Download the two_way_switch_synchronization.yaml blueprint file.
In Home Assistant, navigate to Settings > Automations & Scenes > Blueprints > Import Blueprint.
Paste the raw GitHub URL of the blueprint or upload the .yaml file directly.
Follow the setup instructions in the Home Assistant UI.

⚙️ Configuration

Select two switch entities to synchronize.
Save and activate the automation.
Test by toggling one switch and observing the synchronized behavior.

Example Use Case

Synchronize a physical wall switch with a smart switch to control the same light or device.
Mirror the state of two smart switches to simplify control of multi-zone lighting or devices.

🛠️ Technical Details

Mode: restart
Delay: 3s
Trigger: State changes (on / off) of either switch.
Condition: Prevents state change if already synchronized.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

License

math77FR/Two-Way-Switch-Synchronization

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