LED Blinking Patterns
The LED indicator on your Sensibo device shows how far it got in connecting to the Sensibo servers. Here’s a detailed guide to understanding what each pattern means:
LED Pattern Guide
One Glow, Then No Light
- After the blinks, the LED glows once and then turns off: the device is connected to the Sensibo server
- No light is the normal state during regular operation
One Glow While in Use
- The LED glows once whenever the device sends a command to your AC
- This is normal and confirms the command was sent
One Blink (Every 2 Seconds)
- Device is in setup mode
- Action needed: Launch the Sensibo app and follow the setup wizard
- The wizard will help you provide WiFi network credentials
Two Blinks (Every 2 Seconds)
- Device is attempting to connect to your router
- If stuck at this stage:
- Check if the WiFi password is correct
- Verify you’re not trying to connect to a 5GHz network (not supported)
- Move the device closer to your router
Three Blinks (Every 2 Seconds)
- Device is connected to your router and is contacting the Sensibo server
- If stuck at this stage:
- Check that your network has internet access
- Check your DNS configuration and that your router can resolve domain names
- Check that your network doesn’t block secure web traffic (HTTPS, port 443)
Four Blinks (Every 2 Seconds)
- Sensibo Air and Air PRO: the device is connecting to the Sensibo server
- Sensibo Sky: the device is installing a firmware update
- If stuck at this stage for more than a few minutes:
- Verify ports 80 and 443 are open to
*.sensibo.com - Check for firewalls blocking the connection
- Verify ports 80 and 443 are open to
Steady Light
- The LED stays on and never turns off
- This is not a normal pattern. Please contact our support team
Need More Help?
If you’re experiencing persistent issues with your device’s connection, please refer to our Network & WiFi Troubleshooting guide for additional assistance.