
It replaces a normal wall outlet. It can tell when someone is in the room, how warm and how clean the air is, and when it gets dark. Then it turns your lamp, heater or air purifier on and off at the right times, without you touching anything.


Plug something into it. Tell it once what you want. It handles the rest.
Plug a lamp into it. Walk into the room and the lamp turns on. Leave, and it turns off. Most motion sensors switch the light off while you sit reading, because you stopped moving. This one uses radar instead, so it can tell you are still there.
It measures the temperature, the humidity and how clean the air is, and shows you on your phone. It can tell you when to open a window. Plug in an air purifier and it will run the purifier when the air gets stale and stop when the air is clean.
A soft, warm light at the bottom of the outlet comes on by itself when the room gets dark and turns off in the morning. Bright enough to walk to the bathroom. Dim enough to sleep next to.
Each plug follows its own rule. The lamp on top can come on when someone walks in. The heater on the bottom can run only in the evening. You can also switch either one by tapping the outlet, using your phone, or asking Siri, Alexa or Google.
Nothing plugged in, nothing stuck to the wall, nothing on the shelf. All the sensors sit behind a standard white cover plate.
Turn off the breaker. Unscrew the old outlet. Push its three wires into the connectors that are already attached to the new one. Screw it in, put the cover on, turn the breaker back on.
A sensor in every room should not mean a camera in every room.
The same jobs done with separate gadgets, next to one InvisOutlet Pro.
| Smart plug | Motion sensor + smart plug | InvisOutlet Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Knows you are there while sitting still | No | No | Yes |
| Measures temperature, humidity and air quality | No | No | Yes |
| Nightlight that comes on by itself | No | No | Yes |
| Two plugs with separate rules | One plug | One plug | Yes |
| Hidden in the wall | No | No | Yes |
| Works with Apple, Google and Alexa | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Typical cost | $15 to $25 | $70 to $110 | $89 |
Buying a presence sensor, an air monitor, a thermometer, a nightlight and a smart plug separately typically adds up to $200 or more, with four things stuck to your walls.
Add it to Apple Home, Google Home or Alexa in a couple of taps. Or skip the apps and let it run its own rules.




Most people begin with the bedroom or the living room, then add the hallway. Bundle pricing is applied automatically at checkout.
No. If you can turn off a breaker and use a screwdriver, you can do this. The wires go into connectors that are already attached, and 24/7 support can walk you through it.
Yes, if it is a standard single outlet box, which almost all are. It needs a neutral wire, and almost every outlet box has one.
No. It connects to your home Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz) and works with Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings and Home Assistant. There is nothing to pay after you buy it.
Anything that normally plugs into an outlet: lamps, fans, space heaters, air purifiers, string lights, phone chargers. It switches things on and off. It does not dim them.
Yes. The rules you set keep running on the outlet itself. You can also tap the outlet to switch either plug, like a normal switch.
Send it back within 30 days for a refund. If anything goes wrong later, the 2-year warranty covers it.