Lumary Smart in-Wall Outlet 110V 15A, Timer, Remote Control, ETL FCC, Group

Price: $89.99
(as of Oct 08, 2026 20:41:02 UTC – Details)

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Voice Control – Smart outlets that work with Alexa & google home. You can give each smart outlet a unique name, and provide simple and personalized control of your appliances (control each wifi outlet individually or the whole smart outlet together).
Control from Anywhere – Turn you’re into a smart wall outlet on/off, schedule or timer your appliances from anywhere anytime on your smartphone using the Lumary APP. No longer afraid to go out and forget to turn off the power of the wifi power outlet, safer and more energy-saving. 2.4GHz WiFi required (not compatible with 5GHz WiFi).
Share and Group Controller – Share smart electrical outlet access with your family, group multiple devices, and with a single touch of one button, you can manage multiple smart electrical outlets simultaneously.
Easy Installation – In-wall outlet design takes up less space, just need to identify and connect the wires on your wifi wall outlet. Be up and running with your new smart in-wall outlet in as little as 15 minutes! Provide customers with 100% technical support.
Tamper Resistant Design – Built-in safety shutters that block foreign objects prevent childhood shock caused by tampering with smart socket outlet. Support the circuit protection and flame-retardant shell, ideal for living room, kitchen, and bedroom.
Customers find the smart outlet easy to install and appreciate its individual control features for both top and bottom sockets. The Alexa connectivity receives mixed feedback – while some report flawless integration, others struggle with network connection issues. Similarly, opinions on reliability and value for money are divided, with some finding it works well and offering good value, while others report it stops working and consider it a waste of money. The ease of use receives mixed reactions, with some finding it convenient while others describe it as frustrating.