🔌 Decker Wireless Remote Control Outlet Remotes Review

I am very impressed with this product. It's not the first remote I've owned, but it's the first that doesn't need to be paired with a remote to work. Each connector has a number that matches the number on the remote and it works right out of the box, period. The plugs even have a button on the side that lights up when they're on, so you know if your device isn't working, it's not the plug. The weight is correct when used in a standard 2-prong socket, but too wide when used in a 4-prong socket.

The set contains two remote controls that are pre-programmed for five sockets. Many other remote socket kits require you to program each socket into the remotes and no changes can be made. With two remote controls, I can control all outlets from two different parts of the house. I love that each remote has a power switch that allows you to turn all five outputs on and off simultaneously, or you can control the power to each output individually. Since I often use outlets behind furniture, I also

The instructions talk about plugging the receiver's outlets into a wall outlet and make no mention of whether it's safe to plug into a surge protector/surge protector . I wrote to the company but didn't expect an answer yet. Since I couldn't find the information in their FAQ, I did what any sane person would do. I called my father. Dads are smart, right? Well, my father is smart and he's an electrician. In fact, he was an electrical inspector and taught people the rules of electrical…