Kasa Mini Smart Plug by TP-Link, WiFi Outlet with Energy Monitoring, Works with Amazon Alexa(Echo and Echo Dot), Google Home and Samsung SmartThings, Wireless Smart Socket (KP115)

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If you want to get multiple devices with a name including a certain substring, you can use the following: device_names_like = "plug" devices = await device_manager . find_devices ( device_names_like ) if devices : print ( f 'Found { len ( devices ) } matching devices' ) for device in devices : print ( f ' { device . model_type . name } device called { device . get_alias () } ' ) Smart Plugs (Not Power Strips) (HS100, HS103, HS105, HS110, KP115)

It's especially useful in scenarios where you want to control your devices from public web services, like IFTTT, Thinger.io, Webtask.io, Glitch.com, Tasker (Android)... Device Compatibility Below the relay and earth connection are a pair of diagonal pins, which are the mains input for the board. These need to be heated with a soldering iron to remove the PCB from the case. PCB Top with the relay removedTo reduce the power consumption when the TV is not being used, I was using the TP-Link Kasa Smart plug to turn off the mains supply when it is not in use and the smart plug also disconnects the power after 5 minutes of the TV and soundbar being on standby. I only watch a couple of hours of TV every day, so for over 22 hours each day, the TV and soundbar are on standby. 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 } ' ) 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 } ' )

Feature Filter: All Further Assistance TroubleshootingUS Configuration GuideUS Q&A of functional explanation or specification parametersUS User Application RequirementUS Tapo Others FAQs Press and hold a control button for 10s to restore the corresponding outlet to factory default settings. How to setup schedule, away mode and timer of TP-Link Smart Plug/Switch in Kasa APP 08-18-2022 377913 Control devices connected to the smart plug wherever you have internet using the free Kasa app on your smartphone. Turn your home into a true smart home with Kasa Smart. Automate your lights and appliances with smart plugs and bulbs. Secure your home with Kasa Cameras. Control it all from the Kasa Smart app.There are two types of reset available: a soft reset which does not erase the current settings, and a factory reset that erases all of your custom settings and restore the device to factory defaults. Turn your connected lamps, small appliances, holiday decorations, and other electrical devices on or off automatically to match your daily routine. To view your devices, you can run the following: devices = await device_manager . get_devices () if devices : print ( f 'Found { len ( devices ) } devices' ) for device in devices : print ( f ' { device . model_type . name } device called { device . get_alias () } ' ) Control your devices Smart Power Strips (HS300, KP303)