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Customizing connected outlet symbols on your outdoor smart plug Alexa Google compatible home app is a easy way to make your connected home interface more personalized. When you first connect a smart outlet, the app typically assigns it a default icon like a standard outlet or a lightbulb. But if you have several smart plugs controlling unique gadgets—like a coffee maker, a ceiling fan, or a decorative illumination—you can assign custom icons that match what’s plugged in. This helps you instantly recognize which outlet controls which device without having to navigate configuration screens or remember names.

To begin, access your connected device app and access the equipment dashboard where your smart outlets are displayed. Locate the outlet you want to customize and tap on it to open its details. Look for an option labeled Modify Visual—then select it and you’ll typically be shown a icon library featuring symbols like a cup icon, a airflow icon, a tree, a TV, or even timed themes like a snowflake or a pumpkin. Flip through and choose the one that most accurately reflects the device connected to the outlet.

If the app doesn’t offer the exact icon you’re looking for, some platforms let you import a personal graphic from your image library. This is useful if you have a unique device or just want to use a picture of the device itself. Keep in mind that images should be sharp and not too detailed to ensure they remain recognizable at small sizes.

After selecting your icon, save your selection and return to your home screen. You should now see your new icon in place of the original graphic. Do this for each for each connected device in your home. Over time, you’ll find that your control panel becomes much easier to navigate, especially if multiple family members use the app.

You can also cluster related devices under custom names. For example, title an outlet with a coffee cup icon as First Brew and another with a airflow graphic as Sleep Zone. This dual-identifier approach makes controlling your home more intelligent and aesthetically pleasing. Customizing icons is a small change, but it can dramatically transform how you interact with your smart home every day.