How many power sockets do you have? Do we need more?

We ordered all sockets with integrated touch protection. The small surcharge is hardly worth mentioning. We also installed working sockets near the light switch (bedrooms) and later installed a central vacuum cleaner after all. In the two hallways on the upper floor and attic floor, we have sockets with LED orientation lights because they were cheaper than pure spots, but we probably don't really need the sockets themselves either – but you never know. In total, we have 106 sockets, 1 USB socket, 9 LAN sockets, and 5 SAT connections in the house (210 sqm). Absolutely sufficient for us. For TVs and PCs, we prefer power strips, and for the children's rooms, there are "only" mobile LAN adapters (for better control of Internet activity ). There is only one ceiling outlet in the rectangular upper floor child’s room, and in the attic rooms with sloping ceilings and dormers, 1 ceiling and 1 wall outlet.

: What can I imagine under a mobile LAN adapter?

You can configure the ports individually - so why WLAN then?

Even at the risk of immediately getting into trouble for being off-topic, I would like to add a question:

The plumber advised us today to install a timer switch for the circulation pump that keeps the hot water warm in the pipe, with a program for the whole week (similar to the heating system).
Do you have something like this in operation or experience and can you recommend one with a weekly program, multiple switching times per day on and off, possibly programmable via radio?

Grateful for any advice

Sylvia

Milkie that is fantastic!