Leviton has added five new products to its Decora Smart lighting product line, including a new switch and a new dimmer that don’t depend on the presence of a neutral wire in the box you’ll install ...

Wiring in parallel has tons of advantages for DIYers. This video demonstrates these benefits and showcases various electrical ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Leviton’s entry into the market splits the pricing between the budget Aqara and the high-end Lutron ...

The Wi-Fi-enabled Leviton Smart GFCI Outlet lets you monitor its power status from your phone and will send an alert when the circuit has been tripped, but it could use a few more smart features for ...

Wiring in parallel has many advantages for DIYers. This video explores the benefits and provides tips for successful electrical projects. **Related Videos:** - The Outlet Has Been Reinvented... And It ...

Leviton is out today with five new smart home products under its Decora line. Headlining the release is a neat way to bring HomeKit-enabled smart lighting to older homes with the Decora Smart ...

Based off the popular Leviton Hospital and Industrial Grade Slide Guide tool, this selector app guides users to a specific recommended Leviton product, from IEC® 60309 Pin & Sleeve Devices to Hospital ...

Decora Edge provides Pro and DIY installers with a faster, easier, and safer way to install electrical devices for the home. MELVILLE, N.Y., Sept. 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Leviton today announced that ...

While the tech industry is still in the middle of a transition to USB-C, it can be easy to wind up with lots of various charging bricks and adapters. Leviton’s Type A & Type C USB Charger/Receptacle ...

Anyone who hates wall warts will appreciate this outlet’s built-in USB charging ports. Just be aware that oversized electrical plugs can block one or both. Leviton’s Type A & Type C USB Charger Outlet ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...