Wiring a Balcony Socket Controlled by Indoor Switch—Is This Safe and How to Diagram?

Hello. I would ask for advice from experienced people. I have a socket in the wall under the window, "new installation", I want to use it to lead a socket to the balcony with a switch that turns on the electricity to this socket. For example, to turn on the connected lamps on the balko with the switch (in the room) next to the socket. Are such solutions safe that the switch turns on the electricity in the socket? It seems to me not too complicated, but to be sure if someone has a diagram for something like this,

And how do you turn on the light at home with a switch, is it safe?
The easiest way is to install a switch at home, such as for the light, and from it, instead of the bulb, pull the cord to the socket on the balcony, but that the socket on the balcony is airtight and does not fall on rain, snow, etc.

Well, thanks a lot. Regards

As for the lamps (you probably mean Christmas trees?), You can buy, for example, in OBI multi-color LED lamps (e.g. 100 pcs). Energy-efficient and adapted to work outside, that is, safe even when it rains on them.
As for the power supply, drill a hole through the wall from this socket under the window and make a hermetic flush-mounted socket on the balcony (if covered) in the box. If not, it would be safer to turn on the electric receiver from home.

kukkrzy

However, there is also the question of the convenience of use. If it is really to be used for Christmas lights (but not only), in winter it is more convenient to "click" at home than to go out on the balcony and pull out the plug ;)

And if the nest is to be outside, it is hermetic anyway

Regards

Agreed - it all depends on the user of the socket and his needs to use such a socket on the balcony - the convenience of use is important. However, the socket is a general term
And if someone, for example, wants to connect a square to polish something, e.g. kitchen knives, or connect the mower to the lawn in a one-story house, then why the switch
But if only for lamps, then probably with a switch at home. Only if only for sure? Although it does not hurt to turn off the voltage in such a general-use socket on the balcony with a switch located in the room. But then you have to turn on the socket to work :crazyeyes:

You can also buy (from half a year ago they were in Biedronka or Lidl) sockets switched on by a remote control - then you will not even have to lift to the switch from the chair.

Exactly:

kukkrzy wrote:

it all depends on the user of the socket and his needs for such a socket on the balcony

:)

You can always lead out two sockets (and one forging) - one from the switch and one permanently

I don't know what my colleague sees the problem in.
They are used in the world and are already available in the country sockets with a switch, and no one except a colleague has a problem with this switch, even though they are not intended for specific receivers, e.g. Christmas tree lights.

I want to turn off the socket, I turn it off.
I do not want it, I do not turn it off.

And nobody asks questions what's the switch for?