When I was done, I realized: all the switch-controlled outlets were mounted upside-down (as shown in the top right image), while the rest were right side up (top left). What do you think ...

I'm not sure if this even exists, or if I'm overthinking it and there is a completely different/better way of accomplishing this. Here's the setup: I have a patio light controlled by a switch inside.

5. Connect your outlet. Strip the ends of your wires clean to about ¾ on an inch and attach the black wire that goes to the light switch and a black jumper wire to the power source with a wire nut.

I've got at least one outlet, a command hub and a wired IR unit. I should have all the documentation, too. It's from 2006, but it's been in a box in my garage since at least 2011.

Another handy use for the inverted outlet is to indicate that it's controlled by a wall switch. For example, if you have several outlets in a room and only one is flipped upside down, it's likely ...

iDevices says Socket is coming during Q1, Wall Switch and Dimmer Switch in Q2, and Wall Outlet in Q3 so each product should be available before the next holiday season.

Setup and management of the Wall Outlet is identical to that of the Dimmer Switch; once configured with HomeKit, you can begin scheduling times when the plug is on or off, or you can add it to a ...

Another handy use for the inverted outlet is to indicate that it's controlled by a wall switch. For example, if you have several outlets in a room and only one is flipped upside down, ...

After wiring up each outlet so it can be controlled independently, he set out designing a four port relay board. This was a pretty simple build – four 10 Amp relays and a few terminal blocks.

Don’t get too excited: You cannot control the iDevices Outdoor Switch’s two receptacles independently—both are either on or off. Turn the system on or off by hand, assign the outlet to a ...