Quote Originally Posted by mushaboom
also, i intened on just putting this in a closet. is there any way to add an outlet on the inside of a closet or am i doomed to just keep the timer on the outside of the wall in plain sight.
You could install your own outlet in the closet. I've done that before in previous apartments, and have not said a word to the landlords. They've never noticed and I bet by the time they do it will have been years and they'll never know who did it.

Well it's easy if you know what you're doing, but if you don't know electrics, I would advise you learn it before you do this. If you attempt it, make damn sure you turn off the power to where you'll be drawing it from. Usually you'll have a circuit breaker somewhere in the building (house would for sure, and I've never been to an apartment w/o one so I'm assuming that's standard). When you turn it off at the circuit breaker, make sure you leave a note saying "DO NOT TURN ON POWER" as a safety precaution. Really, safety is the most important thing to consider here.

What I've always done is find a part of the wall where on the opposite side, whatever other room that is, there's an outlet there. Turn off the power and leave the note. I take a jigsaw and cut a rectangle in the wall where I know it's at least a couple inches away from the outlet (cut on the closet side of the wall, not the outlet side). Then I just take some wires and connect it from that outlet to the new one. Screw it in, and screw in the faceplate after that. If you don't really need the other outlet, you can just unscrew (unplug if it's the kind you stick the wires into the slots) the wires and screw them into the new outlet.

If you have a voltometer or one of those outlet checkers, you can check to see if you've done the job correctly after. See the pics.
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