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B&Q is selling this for £22 for some time now, while current price at Amazon is £25.99 and Currys is £29.99
With 10% Discount for B&Q Club Members, you can buy it online and collect from the store for £19.80.
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Description
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.
Features and benefits
With 10% Discount for B&Q Club Members, you can buy it online and collect from the store for £19.80.
B&Q Club is free to join: Sign up here - B&Q Club
Discount applied at the Checkout
Description
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.
- Number of USB outlets: 2
- Smart home compatibility: Alexa, Google Assistant, Samsung SmartThings
- Smartphone compatibility: iOS (9.1 or later) & Android (5.0 or later)
- Guarantee - 2 years
Features and benefits
- Multiple Smart Control - 3 smart outlets can be separately managed and 2 always-on USB ports
- Surge Protection - Shields sensitive electronics and appliances from sudden power surges and spikes
- Compatibility - Works with Alexa, Google Assistant and SmartThings for Voice Control
- Remote Access - Control devices connected to the Smart Plug wherever you use the free Kasa app on your phone
- Schedule and Timer - Schedule/Timer the smart plug to automatically power electronics on and off as needed
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Edited by Random1234, 26 March 2023
31 Comments
sorted byHad one a while ago that did this so gave up on these devices, I'm wondering if there is anything better around now
Big Caveat: this was with whatever firmware they shipped with a year or so ago. That may have changed to one that can't be accessed locally to set up (true of some/all single plugs, AIUI). I block mine accessing tp-link servers using my pi-hole, in case they try to update themselves.
Since you have Home Assistant, then I think all you need from the scripts is to set up the wifi login, and HA should hopefully then be able to take it from there (either finding them itself or by entering their IP somewhere). I don't know how the relevant plug-in(s) handle the different cases - as in, one way is entirely local, the other is talking to tp-link servers, and I guess HA can handle controlling them either way.
(I'm not familiar with HA, since mine are doing a specific job along with OctoPrint remote controlling 3D printers from another PC - one socket each for printer, lighting, and RPi. Somewhat superfluous, but it is nice to be able to see on the camera feed that the printer has indeed turned off, before the Pi shuts down setting an off timer for its own socket as it does so). (edited)
Edit: looks like this was an older model, this one says 1 metre - still too short tbh (edited)