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> It is possible to wire in your own LED and assign it as any of the above mentioned but that's outside the scope of this article.
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### Power status LED
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**Power status LED** shows the status of components (commonly relays). It is turned off by default when the relay is OFF and turned on when the relay switches ON.
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**Power status LED** shows the status of components (commonly relays). It is turned off by default when the relay is OFF and turned on when the relay switches ON.
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> Depending on the device design, some LEDs are connected to the same GPIO as the relay. Those cannot be independently controlled since they have to follow the relay state.
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If you have more than one LED wired independently and you want it to show the relay state you need to assign [LedLink](#using-ledlink).
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### Link status LED
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<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blakadder/testdocusite/master/sonoff%20blinking.gif" align=right height=90%>
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