Light outlet timers

[Nal0114]

I can still control it from the app. I just have to go in and reset my timers. It’s annoying but it’s still better than nothing.

 

[elizaann2]

I can still control it from the app. I just have to go in and reset my timers. It’s annoying but it’s still better than nothing.

I’ve been using Govee smart plugs or the Kasa smart power strip. Both connect with WiFi and Bluetooth. I have my phone and iPad set up to these and they both seem to ‘remember’ their schedule if the power goes out or WiFi goes out. Maybe the Bluetooth option will work for you too? Just a thought

 

[Nal0114]

I have to check and see if I have it set to my Bluetooth.

 

[Naymars]

I googled “outlet timer with multiple settings” and lots of results popped up!
Here’s two options that seem good, though I’ve never used them (I use a regular power strip with multiple analog timers to plug things into- I get lots of power blips, so this way I at least know the duration of things are the same even if the time differs). Hope this helps!

https://www.amazon.com/BN-LINK-Outl...6&psc=1&mcid=efd7085c4f2b3edca01f4971b0e1ac9c

https://www.amazon.com/Geeni-Surge-...73&mcid=f0fe8186f79837b0b95830ccb2be73e1&th=1

I totally agree with using analog or digital timers rather than wifi. My wifi likes to "blink" too. Problem is, wifi outlets don't reset until the next cycle, which could be the next day. Digital timers usually have a battery backup and don't lose a beat during power outages. This style is my favorite:
BN-LINK 7 Day Heavy Duty Digital Programmable Timer, FD60 U6, 115V, 60Hz, Dual Outlet, for Lamp Light Fan Security UL Listed(2 Pack) https://a.co/d/1nB9mgR

 

[Nal0114]

I actually haven’t had a problem with it since that once time and we just had a lot of rain come thru rained for like a week so I’m not sure what it’s issue was.