I've been looking in to Z-wave receptacles and it appears that you only have one that is controlled. Are there any where both outlets are controlled?

53 minutes ago, jmpnjimbob said:

I've been looking in to Z-wave receptacles and it appears that you only have one that is controlled. Are there any where both outlets are controlled?

Not that I've ever seen. Only insteon makes a dual outlet. There are plug in modules with multiple controls

https://www.z-wave.com/shop-z-wave-smart-home-products/smart-lighting-smart-plugs-outlets-ge-jasco-ge-z-wave-plus-wireless-lighting-control-appliance-module-two-outlet

 

However they are both synced.  Do not act independently.  

 

Could get a single outlet and plug in a zwave plug in module into the always on receptacle. 

https://www.z-wave.com/shop-z-wave-smart-home-products/smart-lighting-smart-plugs-outlets-ge-jasco-ge-z-wave-plus-wireless-lighting-control-appliance-module-two-outlet

 

However they are both synced.  Do not act independently.  

Here is on that plugs in and has two zwave outlets. 

 

https://www.smarthome.com/products/ge-14282-z-wave-plus-plug-in-on-off-two-outlet-smart-module

 

Could get a single outlet and plug in a zwave plug in module into the always on receptacle. 

Innoveli made plug in dual-controllable device.  If you want a power strip, here is one by Zooz.  Zooz Zen20 power strip individually controllable

I have the power strip.

edit: looks like Zooz has a dual:  zooz zen25 double plug

Edited October 13, 20205 yr by kohai

On 10/12/2020 at 8:05 PM, kohai said:

Innoveli made plug in dual-controllable device.  If you want a power strip, here is one by Zooz.  Zooz Zen20 power strip individually controllable

A Z-Wave power strip looks interesting.

On 10/12/2020 at 4:47 PM, Mecheng70 said:

Here is on that plugs in and has two zwave outlets. 

https://www.smarthome.com/products/ge-14282-z-wave-plus-plug-in-on-off-two-outlet-smart-module

Could get a single outlet and plug in a zwave plug in module into the always on receptacle. 

I'm thinking that using a plug in module with the always on receptacle would work in those few places where I'd like to have both receptacles controlled.

Thanks guys.