Njay
Good price but the p110 are energy monitoring whereas the photo shows are p100 variant which aren't.
Unfortunately, this deal has expired 6 January 2023.
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Posted 6 November 2022
4 Pack Tapo TP Link Wi-Fi Smart Plugs - £23.98 In store @ Costco (Gateshead) Membership required
In store: Newcastle upon Tyne ·
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This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
Tapo TP100 Mini Smart Wi-Fi Socket 4 pack, £23.98 instore at Costco. Compatible with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. RRP £49.99. Found instore at Costco Gateshead but will be national.
You will need a a Costco membership to purchase this item. See here Costco Membership
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- Haircut_100 AuthorThanks, I’ve removed the mention of energy monitoring from the description.
- Anonymous UserLet's hope Amazon do these for the same price on Black Friday. Heat.
AstalaVistaThis has been available previously for £17.98 in Costco. So if not in rush then maybe it will come down especially on BF
bbfb123Aren't these the plugs with the horrific access requirements? I.e you basically agree that they can access ALL of your data including WiFi passwords etc?
Wouldn't touch this with a barge pole.
SiddyNo seen anything about this. TP are a big company so would they risk the same as a model thats out a year and not seen again,
Send a link if you have pls.
GrimsarghReally good find, I have 10 of these working across the house.
bingowings85Do you miss not having the power monitoring feature?
Teeps5491Pretty sure the P100s don't have the energy monitoring feature. That's the P110's. Still good price for these though 🔥
Edit P100s not T100s (edited)
penniesworthReading through this post , I am more interested in the validity of the comments made about what these smart plugs report back to the manufacturer! I have tried looking for information elsewhere , but find nothing saying that such plugs give manufacturers access to information.
I don’t own any smart plugs as yet , but am very interested to read more and find out suggested security steps/ settings to ensure that my information remains secure. Anyone have any views / information ??
TomKramerAre these still in? Specifically Oldham Thank youHaircut_100 AuthorThey still had them in at Gateshead last week, you can always ring the Oldham branch and ask them to check for you if they have them.
The PDF Datasheet says they use between 1.48 - 1.88W, so for simplicity let us round it off to 2W of power...
2W of power equates to 2p per day if left on 24/7 or 60p per month or £7.20 per year - for each plug
This is calculating @ £0.35 a kWh, the upper limit of all energy companies currently: nimblefins.co.uk/ave…-uk
The equation-calculation
The energy E in kilowatt-hours (kWh) per day is equal to the power P in watts (W) times number of usage hours per day T divided by 1000 watts per kilowatt
E(kWh/day) = P(W) × T(h/day) ÷ 1000(W/kW)
Multiplying the above result by the cost in pence (35), gives the rate per day of each plug
For greater ease, one can use this easy online calculator to do it yourself, & also for any other appliances/devices in your home: theenergyshop.com/gui…tor