Wireless switch with leds exposed as separate entities

Hardware
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Hello everyone,

I live in Germany and I’m looking for a 2-gang wireless ZigBee switch with leds in each button, where those leds are also exposed as separate entities.

I’m pretty sure there must be something like that, but don’t know how to find it. Can anybody point me in the right direction?

Thanks!

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When asking questions about hardware like this it is important to tell us which country you live in. As this affects the available options.

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Good point thanks! I live in germany

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If you want to keep your old switches, I recommend shelly they have mini relays, dimmers, etc. If you dont have a neutral wire in your switch box you can use this sonoff, but be careful, because it is rated only for 6Amps. If you want to replace the switch, I recommend something like this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002061498115.html or Xiaomi Aqara Opple Wireless Scene Switch 2 Button WXCJKG11LM Zigbee compatibility or M5 - SONOFF Official or https://www.aqara.com/eu/product/smart-wall-switch-h1-eu-with-neutral/

hope this helps!

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Hi Daniel, thanks for your answer! I already have many of the products you mention or similar ones but they don’t fulfil my requirements for this very specific use-case I have in mind.

I want to prevent that 2 devices are on at the same time. I already have a Shelly 1PM in each of the sockets powering those devices.

This is a wirless zigbee 2-gang switch with indicator leds on the bottom, but they turn on only when the button is pressed: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B09V7KKT7X

I want to find something similar where those leds are exposed as entities so I can control when they are are on/off.

In my use case I will print labels for the 2 devices and stick them to each button in the switch. Pressing one will turn on the related device and turn off the other one and I would like the led to be on for the active device.

I will edit the original post for extra clarity.

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The Sonoff M5 has the led turned on when the device is turned on. If you are controlling a outlet with shelly, you can just turn on the relay in the sonoff, and it will turn on the led. here it works with esphome, but i think it should with stock firmware too