Tapo Smart Plug Wi-Fi Outlet, Works with Amazon Alexa & Google Home, Max 13A Wireless Smart Socket , 2-pack

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Tapo Smart Plug Wi-Fi Outlet, Works with Amazon Alexa & Google Home, Max 13A Wireless Smart Socket , 2-pack

2024-06-18T15:50:04.000Z

About this itemCompatibility - Works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for Voice Control; Without Energy MonitoringNo Hub Required - Works with any Wi-Fi router without the need for a separate hubRemote Access -Control devices connected to the smart plug wherever you use the free Tapo app on your phoneSchedule and Timer - Schedule/Timer the smart plug to automatically power electronics on and off as neededDevice Sharing - Share management permissions with family members for multiple controlFor indoor use only, Output: 13A MaxAvoid plugging in appliances with a motor/compressor higher than 1/6HP, such as an air conditioner, You can check the motor/compressor rating on your appliances or consult their supportEV charging is not supported since it typically requires higher power, and its charging current exceeds the rated current of the plugCustomer ReviewsPrice History

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Compatibility - Works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for Voice Control; Without Energy Monitoring
No Hub Required - Works with any Wi-Fi router without the need for a separate hub
Remote Access -Control devices connected to the smart plug wherever you use the free Tapo app on your phone
Schedule and Timer - Schedule/Timer the smart plug to automatically power electronics on and off as needed
Device Sharing - Share management permissions with family members for multiple control
For indoor use only, Output: 13A Max
Avoid plugging in appliances with a motor/compressor higher than 1/6HP, such as an air conditioner, You can check the motor/compressor rating on your appliances or consult their support
EV charging is not supported since it typically requires higher power, and its charging current exceeds the rated current of the plug

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19th Jun
Good price. I’ve had a couple for about 3 years and all still working okay. I use them to control outdoor lighting so not a heavy load but they’ve been great so far. I wouldn’t use these for really high load appliances such as tumble dryer.
19th Jun
Thank you for the warning, what do you think about using it with an oil filled radiator like this one?
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19th Jun
I ran a 3kW immersion heater off one of these all last winter. They get a little warm, but continued working just fine all winter. For any body interested there is also a NodeRed integration now available, and I am currently using one to run a 300W towel rail under NodeRed. I have picked 2 packs of 4 for £1 brand new from a car boot.
19th Jun
I use some of the energy monitoring ones, good app and much better than SmartLife app used by most of the other energy monitoring smart plugs.
I've never had an issue with TP/Tapo.
Deal: Tapo Smart Plug with Energy Monitoring, works with Alexa (Echo and Echo Dot) and Google Home,Wi-Fi Smart Socket, Remote Control,Device Sharing,No Hub Required-TapoP110 (2-Pack), packaging may vary amzn.eu/d/0…Mk5
19th Jun
4 Pack even better value - have been using TAPO/TP for years - no issues till now
18th Jun
Do any of these things actually work for a sustained period with high loads? Running a gaming PC and a TV through one and the micro switch inevitably fuses together after a week or two and stops responding.
19th Jun
Interesting! I ran a fairly low power (max 300W) gaming PC through a P100 (this ^^^) for a couple of years with no issues.
I've got to say that I wouldn't plug a multiplug into one of these unless I was super confident in the multi-plug. I'd be more likely to plug the multiplug directly into the wall and put two of these into the multiplug then control them together.
19th Jun
It doesn’t state this, so I presume not, but I’m just gonna doublecheck… would this work with Apple home ? (edited)