The TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug Slim KP115 connects to your smartphone or tablet using your home Wifi, there’s no hub required. You can switch the plug on or off when you are away from home as well as set schedules and timers. The version I tested (KP115) will also analyse the device’s real-time and historical energy consumption so you can monitor your usage. For it to work, all you’ll need is the TP-Link Kasa app. The app also allowed us to create a group of devices that can be controlled at once, alongside setting timers and schedules for when the plug should switch on or off, and even activate Away mode. Multiple garanții de siguranță–Protecția împotriva supraîncălzirii și materialul ignifug UL94-V0 PC, contribuie la minimizarea pericolelor de ardere. Capacul de siguranță glisant al prizei protejează copiii de electrocutări I have found that I can "free" the relay. Operate it a few times, leave it off for a while. But I guess it's going to be some soldering fun at some point.

I guess I'd like something like the KP115 but with a Solid State Relay. Hopefully less to go wrong on that. When assigning a name to the plug, you can also select for a range of icons or add your own picture to make it easier to identify individual plugs, if you have several installed in your home. Grouping – Use Grouping to combine your smart plug with other Kasa Smart devices for seamless control with one single tap on your smartphone. Add a new schedule rule device_name = "My Smart Plug" device = await device_manager . find_device ( device_name ) if device : print ( f 'Found { device . model_type . name } device: { device . get_alias () } ' ) print ( f 'Adding schedule rule' ) new_rule = TPLinkDeviceScheduleRuleBuilder ( ) . with_action ( turn_on = True ) . with_name ( 'My Schedule Rule' ) . with_enable_status ( True ) . with_sunset_start () . with_repeat_on_days ( [ 0 , 0 , 0 , 0 , 0 , 1 , 1 ] ) . build () await device . add_schedule_rule ( new_rule . to_json ()) else : print ( f 'Could not find { device_name } ' ) Control vocal– Trăiește comod și controlează priza cu ajutorul comenzilor vocale simple cu Alexa, Google Home și Samsung BixbyHow to use offset and fade rate feature when schedule sunrise and sunset in Kasa app 08-18-2022 61644 Even if you aren’t planning on expanding your smart home, it’d still be hard not to recommend the TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug Slim KP115. It’s a reliable smart plug that can be controlled by voice and will help you keep an eye on how much energy you’re using up. The Kasa app is polished, friendly and will let you create handy schedules for your devices too. All in all, this is an excellent Wi-Fi plug that won't cost the earth. TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug Slim KP115 review: also consider Remote Access - Control devices connected to the Smart Plug wherever you use the free Kasa app on your phone; Easily one of the best smart plugs you can buy, the TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug Slim KP115 (also known as the TP-Link Kasa Mini) will turn any wired device smart. Whether it’s a traditional lamp, a fan or a heater – it allows you to switch your tech on and off all over the house without moving a muscle, but also to monitor how much electricity it's using when connected.

Control devices connected to the smart plug wherever you have internet using the free Kasa app on your smartphone.Finally, the Energy Usage Section on the app shows you a daily average and total energy consumption for the past 7 and 30 days, as well as its current power consumption and the total energy consumption so far that day. Toggle a plug: device_name = "My Smart Plug" device = await device_manager . find_device ( device_name ) if device : print ( f 'Found { device . model_type . name } device: { device . get_alias () } ' ) await device . toggle () else : print ( f 'Could not find { device_name } ' )