SnapPower’s outlet covers and light switch plates look ordinary during ... SafeLights have safety covers that automatically slide over the outlet holes when a plug is removed.

In the design debate between form and function, light switch covers— also called “switch plates”— generally fall squarely in ...

Go to the main electrical panel and flip off the circuit breaker that’s feeding power to the light switch. (Or, unscrew the fuse if your home has a fuse box.) Next, remove the cover plate from ...

This small yet standout detail can elevate the look of any room. Simple white light switch plates or outlet covers are standard, even in wallpapered or boldly colored rooms. But, as homeowners ...

Like the Guidelight, the Safelight replaces your existing outlet cover with one that has an LED light ... slide the cover to the right to expose the outlet and push the plug in. A three-position ...

A writer discovers infinite variety (and price points) in custom light-switch plates ... kits were available for creating little stitched cover-ups. By the 1970s, manufacturers realized that ...

The 3D printed mount screws easily on top of a standard light switch cover while still allowing the switch to be flipped the old-fashioned way. It’s also perfect as a temporary solution ...

Aqara’s smart light switch looks good ... The included cover plate comes in two parts: A bracket that you’ll attach to the switch using two tiny screws, and a cover plate that snaps on ...

If you have a room with no overhead light ... switch, and the outgoing power cord going to the output terminal. Attach the ground to the grounding terminal. You can then attach your lightswitch ...

You can slide this up and down to control the light level, or fully depress the bottom of the switch to turn the lights off. Clicking the top of the switch turns it on (to the most recent ...

Reinstall the switch in the junction box and make sure that it’s flush with the wall. Screw the cover plate back on. Turn the main power source back on. Turn your light switch on. You’ve ...