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3-Pack TP-Link Kasa Smart WiFi In-Wall Lighting Switch Expired
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Amazon has 3-Pack TP-Link Kasa Smart WiFi In-Wall Lighting Switch (HS200P3) on sale for $31.99 you apply the $3 off coupon on the product page. Shipping is free.
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Key Features:
- Control/monitor your light status from anywhere
- Voice control; hands-free convenience to controlling your lights in your home
- Scheduling enabled; use a timer or countdown to set your smart switch at your discretion
- UL certified for safety use with 2-year warranty included
- Neutral wire required, standard wall plate size
- Requires a 2.4Ghz WiFi connection
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1. No, these are not dimmable. There is a separate model that is dimmable.
2. No, these can't be used as a 3-way. There is a separate model that is for 3-way set ups.
3. These are wifi only devices. Will not work with z-wave or zigbee protocols. Not much of a concern though unless you have a basic wifi setup which is never recommended. Get a dedicated IoT network for things like this to reduce your risks. Granted, hacking is very rare and the Kasa switches are highly susceptible to hacking but anything is possible for someone who is adamant but then again, that goes for anything, not just smart switches.
4. Connection issues are rare too. Any wifi device can/may have connection issues. Nothing inherent is wrong with these switches. They do require a 2.4ghz network and one that doesn't have a wide channel band. Most IoT devices are very simple, no need to prioritize speed here so keep that network setup simple. I have over 20 Kasa devices in my house, never had a connection issue, but a lot of that is a robust network setup vs. a simple Target purchased router.
5. Tapo is not likely to replace Kasa. Kasa is thriving very well in this space and their product line is growing. I don't see them going away any time soon.
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1. No, these are not dimmable. There is a separate model that is dimmable.
2. No, these can't be used as a 3-way. There is a separate model that is for 3-way set ups.
3. These are wifi only devices. Will not work with z-wave or zigbee protocols. Not much of a concern though unless you have a basic wifi setup which is never recommended. Get a dedicated IoT network for things like this to reduce your risks. Granted, hacking is very rare and the Kasa switches are highly susceptible to hacking but anything is possible for someone who is adamant but then again, that goes for anything, not just smart switches.
4. Connection issues are rare too. Any wifi device can/may have connection issues. Nothing inherent is wrong with these switches. They do require a 2.4ghz network and one that doesn't have a wide channel band. Most IoT devices are very simple, no need to prioritize speed here so keep that network setup simple. I have over 20 Kasa devices in my house, never had a connection issue, but a lot of that is a robust network setup vs. a simple Target purchased router.
5. Tapo is not likely to replace Kasa. Kasa is thriving very well in this space and their product line is growing. I don't see them going away any time soon.
This happened to me only when I lost power or internet was down for an extended period. My old switches are around 2+ year old , I never had local only issue.
That being said, these are controllable locally via a hubitat hub --BUT-- it requires a community plugin. So ymmv on longetivity if the product-line goes tits up and whoever is hacking on it loses interest.
I've had one of these switches installed for the last 3 years. It in no way needs a hub of any sort I could control it as long as I have internet access on my phone and internet access at home.
Once hacked will be fkdup, lol.
Again, IMHO, if you are going through the trouble of installing stuff in-wall you should really be thinking about the probability of having to rip it out 10-20 years from now. Most people likely have light switches / dimmers, etc. in their walls which predate the invention of wifi much less IOT, just food for thought.
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This is alarming, I've got like 20 of their smart devices around/installed in the house, would suck for them to turn into not smart devices.
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The Services may change over time, as we improve them. At any time, we may temporarily or permanently modify, suspend, discontinue, or restrict access to all or part of the Services and/or any related software, facilities, and services, with or without notice and/or to establish general guidelines and limitations on their use. Some such changes to the Services may render certain hardware devices, third-party services, configurations, or software setups inoperable. We may make such changes at our sole discretion and with or without notice.
This is alarming, I've got like 20 of their smart devices around/installed in the house, would suck for them to turn into not smart devices.
1. No, these are not dimmable. There is a separate model that is dimmable.
2. No, these can't be used as a 3-way. There is a separate model that is for 3-way set ups.
3. These are wifi only devices. Will not work with z-wave or zigbee protocols. Not much of a concern though unless you have a basic wifi setup which is never recommended. Get a dedicated IoT network for things like this to reduce your risks. Granted, hacking is very rare and the Kasa switches are highly susceptible to hacking but anything is possible for someone who is adamant but then again, that goes for anything, not just smart switches.
4. Connection issues are rare too. Any wifi device can/may have connection issues. Nothing inherent is wrong with these switches. They do require a 2.4ghz network and one that doesn't have a wide channel band. Most IoT devices are very simple, no need to prioritize speed here so keep that network setup simple. I have over 20 Kasa devices in my house, never had a connection issue, but a lot of that is a robust network setup vs. a simple Target purchased router.
5. Tapo is not likely to replace Kasa. Kasa is thriving very well in this space and their product line is growing. I don't see them going away any time soon.
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Thanks in advance for sharing your knowledge/experience.