Single Port Power Adapter for outlet with On/Off Switch to be energy saving - 2 PACK

I am a homebrewer and I have a popular keg cleaner that I use fairly regularly to sanitize carboys or kegs. This has worked well for me for many years but I always regretted the fact that the keg cleaner had no onoff switch and that I had tp plug and unplug the unit to use it. Although this has been going on for years it would only bother me when I brewed and then I would forget that I wanted to research a simple switching solution for it. I finally remembered that I wanted to look into a plug in switch recently. When I found this product I knew this was the simple answer. I just plug this switch into the wall and then plug my keg cleaner into the switch. Easy peasy. I already had to unplug the unit, so this just makes it that much easier for me. The only thing better would be if I used one of those plug in remote control modules, but don't need to go that high tech. In my application the outlet I am using is at chest level. This makes it easy to reach and operate the switch. If you put this on an outlet lower on the wall near the floor, or in a hard to reach location it would not be so easy to reach or as convenient. The switch is well made and does not feel overly cheap the way some electrical fixtures do. It is also rated to 15 amps which is the highest current draw you should be making from most electrical outlets anyway. Many older homes only have 15A rated service to their electrical outlets.

I have a 54-gallon aquarium that has a power strip build into the support stand.That power strip has the aquarium lights, heater, filter, and skimmer all plugged into it.Every time I did a water change, I had to unplug the heater, and unplug the surface skimmer so they wouldn't burn out when the water level dropped.I now have those cords plugged into these Single Port Power Adapters and now I only have to switch them on or off.One thing that is weird about them is that the Adapters Light goes Off when the power if off and ON when the power is ON. I think that should be the other way so that you could find the switch in the dark when it's OFF, seems to be off that it's lit when ON, though that is an indicator that it is sending power to whatever it's connected to, so either way I guess.Well made, two prongs only, does not heat up during use under normal load. I would definitely purchase these again and am very pleased.If you have a triple prong plug with the redundant ground, these won't work.

This product did exactly what it said it would do and required no set up or fiddling. I am using it to control under counter lighting that originally came with a thumb switch partway through the cord. This is much more convenient and I can hide much more up the wiring.. Although exactly the size stated, it is a little high for my application. I also wish that the switch were lighted when iit is off, rather than when it is on - but again, that is my application where I am not concerned with saving electricity.

I'm using this for a lamp that had a sticky push-button off/on switch. I love the lamp and didn't want to invest in a new one. This adapter provides the perfect low-cost solution. I plugged it in next to my reading chair where it's easy to reach -- even easier than reaching for the button on the lamp itself. I only needed one of these, but I'm sure the second one will come in handy in the future.

Put one of these adapters to immediate use with a toaster --- used to have to plug it in every time we used it, and it's nice to just be able to flick the switch. The red light when power is on is a good signal for us to turn it off when we are finished toasting.

Simple devices and work as advertised. I use for a lamp I strung up which has no switch, so this serves as a convenient wall switch. LED makes it obvious the line is powered.

I use these for hard drives that don't have power switches. They work well and have been durable thus far. They are a bit more bulkier than I'd like but I'm happy with these overall.

I have an appliance with a broken on/off switch. It's too much trouble to replace it and all it did was cut the power. Rather than unplug it, this switch was a practical solution. And I have another one for a similar application.