There are a few switches and outlets which have a built in “panic” mode which is intended to strobe the light connected to them, usually as part of a security system. If you get one of those models you activate the panic mode in order to get the strobe effect. But that’s why I’m still confused about what the original use case was. I don’t know if a panic mode device would be appropriate or not.
The popular Cooper aspire zwave switches, for example, have some models with panic mode:
But again, you wouldn’t use that to control an outlet. Just a light being directly controlled by that switch.