5

In my office I have a light switch that only controls the bottom plug on one outlet. I have a lamp plugged into it, but I'd like to be able to have another lamp plugged into it also.

Right now that only way I can see doing this is to have a long extension cord from that outlet that reaches to a point where I can plug both lamps into it, like this:

Room  - extension cord layout

This can work, but it will be kind of ugly with the cables everywhere.

Instead is there some kind of device that exists that I can plug into the light switch controlled outlet that will wirelessly toggle a linked device on an always-on outlet?

I suppose it might be similar to those WiFi things you can plug lamps into, but instead of WiFi it just gets it's signal to turn on/off from the device plugged into the other outlet. Does that make sense? Here's the setup I'd envision for this:

Room - wireless layout

Chris Barr
  • 153
  • 2
  • 6

2 Answers2

6

I believe this device will do what your asking. When you turn on your outlet operated by a switch it will automatically turn on light on the non-switched outlet. You can link multiple devices. https://www.amazon.com/Switcheroo-Easy-Home-Lighting-Automation/dp/B07BX6QF7Q?th=1 enter image description here

JD74
  • 1,854
  • 6
  • 13
5

Other answer was exactly what you need but for the same cost you can get lutron caseta setup which is much better. Replace wall switch with Lutron caseta dimmer, this will control wired switch outlet. Get plug wall outlet switch. With the hub you can program them all together and you have a wireless remote for desk plus voice/app control.

Lutron Wireless Lighting P-PKG1-P-WH-Assistant at Amazon

Lutro Wireless Lighting P-BDG-PKG1W-Assistant at Amazon

manassehkatz-Moving 2 Codidact
  • 139,495
  • 14
  • 149
  • 386
justin j
  • 391
  • 1
  • 6