Dyson FAQs

Question 1

What Dyson devices are compatible with this server?

Accepted Answer

This server supports a wide range of Dyson devices including Pure Cool Link (Tower & Desk), Pure Cool, Pure Hot+Cool, Pure Hot+Cool Link, Pure Humidify+Cool, and Pure Cool Formaldehyde models.

Question 2

What functionalities does the Dyson MCP server offer?

Accepted Answer

You can get current device state (power, fan speed, oscillation, night mode), set fan speed (1-10 or auto), enable/disable oscillation, enable/disable night mode, and retrieve detailed air quality readings (PM2.5, PM10, VOC, NO2, humidity, temperature).

Question 3

What is the Dyson MCP server?

Accepted Answer

The Dyson MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, specifically 'mcp-dyson-appliances', provides a unified programmatic interface to control and monitor your Dyson smart air purifiers and fans, facilitating automation and custom integrations.

Question 4

Can I monitor air quality data for all my Dyson devices?

Accepted Answer

The server provides detailed air quality data for devices equipped with relevant sensors. While many modern Dyson purifiers support this, some older models may not have air quality monitoring capabilities.

Question 5

How do I set up the Dyson MCP server?

Accepted Answer

To get started, install the server via npm (`npx mcp-dyson-appliances`), ensure Node.js 18+ is installed, and configure your Dyson account credentials (email, password, and optionally country code) as environment variables for authentication.

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