My main gameroom has several outlets that I wired to be controlled by wall switches during the finishing phase. Never imagined I'd outgrow it, but I am. My smaller gameroom does not have this luxury, so I was looking at this option.

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This way, I could turn the 4 pins in that room on with a switch like the other room right next to it. My only concern is it says Ideal for lamps, indoor and seasonal lighting. Worried about the amperage. My plan would be to get one of these and have that control a power strip with the 4 pins plugged into it. Would that be too much? I can't wire that room like the other without significant drywall work and I'd like to avoid that for now.

Thanks for looking.

I'm trying to get something that matches the rest of the aesthetics and this one does.

Gotcha thanks. I guess I'll just turn them on one at a time in that room. Thanks all.