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Prime Members: Kasa Smart Plug Ultra Mini 15A: 2-Pack $12, 1-Pack

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Amazon has for Prime Members: Kasa Smart Plug Ultra Mini 15A (EP10) on sale for $6.99. Shipping is free.

Amazon has for Prime Members: 2-Pack Kasa Smart Plug Ultra Mini 15A (EP10) on sale for $11.89. Shipping is free.

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Amazon has for Prime Members: Kasa Smart Plug Ultra Mini 15A (EP10) on sale for $6.99. Shipping is free.

Amazon has for Prime Members: 2-Pack Kasa Smart Plug Ultra Mini 15A (EP10) on sale for $11.89. Shipping is free.

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Model: Kasa Smart EP10 V1 - Smart plug - wireless - 802.11b/g/n - 2.4 Ghz

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Sounds like you need to replace your outlet. The contacts inside the outlet will become lose over time if plugs get bumped while plugged in or if you aren't inserting/unplugging plugs straight.
I have about 30 of these around the house for various devices. They work great and are very reliable. Also they can tie into Home Assistant for automations. Recommended.
While some devices will at least remember their previous state (before they lost power due to these switching off), most electronic devices I've come across will default to the "off" state when their power gets restored, making these pointless if your goal is to turn things on. Usually works fine for completely analog devices, but those are getting pretty rare nowadays outside of basic lamps.

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Quote from OP :
...set your smart plug to automatically turn on and off any home electronic appliances...
While some devices will at least remember their previous state (before they lost power due to these switching off), most electronic devices I've come across will default to the "off" state when their power gets restored, making these pointless if your goal is to turn things on. Usually works fine for completely analog devices, but those are getting pretty rare nowadays outside of basic lamps.
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I use one for my noise machine, lamp with digital switch, and phone charger
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I have about 30 of these around the house for various devices. They work great and are very reliable. Also they can tie into Home Assistant for automations. Recommended.
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I use these to automatically turn off the super noisy fridge in my apt between 20:00 - 01:00 so I don't have to hear it when I'm reading or watching TV (fridge and freezer hold temp for the 5 hours, only downside is the light doesn't come on when you open the door)
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Does anybody use these for hot water re circulation pump? Can I turn it on demand for a short time and schedule it to turn off within few minutes?
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MugiwaraJD
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Apple HomeKit?

I have 1 WeMo in my house and it works well with Apple. I'm looking for cheaper alternatives. Otherwise I will stick with WeMo
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Quote from GillespieDr :
Does anybody use these for hot water re circulation pump? Can I turn it on demand for a short time and schedule it to turn off within few minutes?
water recirculation pump itself has a timer.

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Have been using Kasa for almost 3 years now and can't recommend it enough, especially for Christmas lights around the house. Speaking of that, the 2-packs make great gifts. I gave them to all the dads/grandpas one year and one of them went on to get the Kasa security camera line as well.
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Cool story bro
I use one of these for a soda gun chiller/freezer
Commercial unit makes a racket when on so it's only on during the night which lasts the whole day
Only downside is the kasa plugs even with energy monitoring don't tell you an hourly amount of energy being used. It just says how much used over the day and right now.
Changed to an emporia smart plug. That one graphs it to the minute (or even seconds) so I can see how many times it actually revs up over the night and only have it on that amount of time during the night.
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Quote from mk.list :
This smart plug is junk. I bought a two pack this summer, and the plugs constantly fall out. It's such a stupid design, the inside electrical contacts only clip on the very tip of the prongs. If you slightly bump the wall or lightly brush the power cord that's plugged in, it loses connection.

And to add insult to injury, it seems like one of my plugs also has intermittent wifi issues. Everything fine for a few weeks, then suddenly, it loses wifi and needs to be factory reset and setup again.

I'm not sure how the EP10 compares to other TP-LINK smart plugs, but it's awful compared to another Alexa smart plug i have. I really don't understand how they managed to reinvent an electrical socket with such an obvious design flaw, and why isn't every review complaining about loose plugs.

TL;DR: DO NOT BUY THIS SMART PLUG
Sounds like you need to replace your outlet. The contacts inside the outlet will become lose over time if plugs get bumped while plugged in or if you aren't inserting/unplugging plugs straight.
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Quote from ThinksTooMuch :
While some devices will at least remember their previous state (before they lost power due to these switching off), most electronic devices I've come across will default to the "off" state when their power gets restored, making these pointless if your goal is to turn things on. Usually works fine for completely analog devices, but those are getting pretty rare nowadays outside of basic lamps.
You might be surprised. For work, I need to remotely turn on/off a bunch of electronics and all of it can be set to default power on. Computers, monitors, etc.

But you're right, not everything can be turned on remotely. And some of the things that can might be tricky to set up (e.g. modify BIOS in a computer to power on automatically).
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Quote from mrjizzo :
Sounds like you need to replace your outlet. The contacts inside the outlet will become lose over time if plugs get bumped while plugged in or if you aren't inserting/unplugging plugs straight.
Do you have one of these?

And if you read my post, no, that is not the issue. These were bought new less than 3 months ago, and all the EP10 smartplugs I got were like that out of the box. The issue isn't that the contacts became loose, it's because they only connect at the very end of the prongs. Most electrical outlets have spring contacts through most of the insertion length, the EP10 only makes contact at like the last 3mm of insertion.
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Quote from GillespieDr :
Does anybody use these for hot water re circulation pump? Can I turn it on demand for a short time and schedule it to turn off within few minutes?
Yes, usually recirculation pumps are very low energy consumers so it should fall in within the specs of this plug. I have mine to turn on the pump when the light switch is turned on for 5 minutes to charge up the hot water.


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water recirculation pump itself has a timer.
Not a correct statement. There are some recirculation pumps that do have a built in timer. Plenty of them do not and they trigger from various sources or just run 24/7.

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