Underground wiring puts light and power anywhere in the yard. We'll show you how you can do it easily and safely. The post How to Install Outdoor Lighting and an Outlet appeared first on Family ...

Consider this your sign to check your outdoor outlets or have a certified electrician take a look and add on any outlet covers where necessary. This way you won't have to think twice before ...

With Minoston Outdoor Smart Plugs, you can control outdoor outlets with Siri and the Home app with ease. The only downside is it lacks a dual outlet, but for single outlet needs, check it out.

Ring’s Outdoor Smart Plug is one of the more affordable accessories in the company’s lineup, and for once in 2021, it’s not another doorbell. Cough-cough, remember the $59.99 Doorbell Wired ...

If you need to power a particularly elaborate light display, consider a multi-outlet outdoor smart plug with a yard stake. These plugs typically have three to six outlets and a 6-foot power cord.

The Outdoor Smart Plug from iHome is here to address that and at $40, it's a less expensive alternative to the iDevices Outdoor Switch . If you don't need two smart outlets, then consider iHome's ...

If you're looking for a HomeKit-compatible outdoor smart plug, I'd direct you to the iDevices Outdoor Switch. You'll get a HomeKit-compatible plug with two outlets for $49.

Enter Jasco’s Enbrighten Outdoor WiFi Smart Yard Stake. This weatherized smart plug turns a single grounded outdoor outlet into six that you can control via Wi-Fi without needing a smart home hub.

Reviews Enbrighten Outdoor Plug-in Wi-Fi Smart Switch review: Good price, poor performance This simple outdoor smart plug is hampered by erratic operation. By Christopher Null Oct 29, 2020 3:00 am PDT ...

We're very fond of the Wemo Wi-Fi Smart Outdoor Plug for what it does. Wemo devices have historically been very reliable, and the outdoor outlets have so far been reliable as well.

Like many of its competitors, the Braumm Smart WiFi Outdoor Outlet can connect only to a 2.4GHz network, and that’s where my problems with the device ostensibly began.

You can buy a tester for about $5 to check that it is protected. Just plug the tester into the outlet and press the button on the tester. If the power to the outlet stops, then it is GFCI protected.