Abstract: An electrical control system which controls an electrical device from two or more locations with independent control function, the system including a wall adapter having a first integrated circuit board, a first enclosure, and a second enclosure. The first enclosure includes a first push button, a first synchronizing push button, and a second IC board electrically connected to the wall adapter; and the second enclosure includes a second push button, a second synchronizing push button, and a third IC board. Each of the wall switch, the first synchronizing push button, and the second synchronizing push button is a system power control button and part of a synchronizing circuit that synchronizes the electrical control system to default system power controls upon being pressed by a user. Each of the first and second push buttons is a local button that controls a respective controlled receptable of a respective enclosure.

Abstract: An electrical control system which controls an electrical device from two or more locations with independent control function, the system including a wall adapter having a first integrated circuit board, a first enclosure, and a second enclosure. The first enclosure includes a first push button, a first synchronizing push button, and a second IC board electrically connected to the wall adapter; and the second enclosure includes a second push button, a second synchronizing push button, and a third IC board. Each of the wall switch, the first synchronizing push button, and the second synchronizing push button is a system power control button and part of a synchronizing circuit that synchronizes the electrical control system to default system power controls upon being pressed by a user. Each of the first and second push buttons is a local button that controls a respective controlled receptable of a respective enclosure.

Abstract: An electrical control device comprising a first housing and a second housing. The second housing further comprises a non-latching mini power relay, a controlled/uncontrolled receptacle, and a common three-way or four-way, switch. The first housing is preferably an isolated controlled and uncontrolled circuit pass-through which is wired to the housing comprising the non-latching mini power relay in such a way to mimic a three-way or four-way switch. The electrical control device may further comprise at least one built-in night light, at least one USB charging port for various devices and/or a remote circuit configured to allow switching from a handheld wireless device.