Not OP, but I would guess they don't directly. If it's possible to set those status LEDs arbitrarily, you could use another power-sensing outlet's data, so a d

Not OP, but I would guess they don't directly. If it's possible to set those status LEDs arbitrarily, you could use another power-sensing outlet's data, so a different device entirely. This is the magic of Home Assistant in general--it's really just a big bag of sensors (temperature/power/times/etc) and a bag of services (turn on, set to X, change color). You can have sensors from anything trigger a service on anything else.