Let your lights keep hours
Somewhere around mid-November, a lot of us start eyeing the porch and wondering how many times a week we’re willing to walk out there and plug something in. The answer is usually zero, and the lights stay dark.
This set hands that job to a timer. The two outdoor timer cords have a photocell sensor that switches your lights on at dusk and off at dawn. You can also pick a 2, 4, 6, or 8-hour countdown, or just leave them always on or off. Each has two grounded outlets, and the housing is weather-resistant when mounted 2 ft above ground.
You also get two mechanical indoor timers with big push-down pins. They run in 30-minute intervals, up to 48 on/off settings a day, with a manual override for the nights you disagree with the schedule. Handy for lamps, holiday décor, or making an empty house look occupied while you’re away.
Finally, you get four indoor extension cords (6 ft and 9 ft) that turn one outlet into three, and the plug is only 1/2 inch thick so it won’t hog the wall.
Set it once, then go back to ignoring your lights like a normal person.
