Kasa Smart Plug Light Flashing

[15 A] I snagged a couple of Kasa smart plugs on a big sale a couple years ago, and I've (mostly) stuck to their ecosystem since then. It's a pretty solid solution: inexpensive, easy to use, and lots of product options. I've got a handful of light switches and bulbs, but the plugs are the most flexible: You can move them anywhere in the house and plug almost anything into them. That's handy for the Holidays, when we've got lots of lights that need to be put on schedules. (I even used one to schedule a plug-in air freshener.) These things are cheaper than most analogue timers, and they've got a lot of added functionality. They're also small, which keeps outlets from getting crowded. Glad we added this batch before Christmas, and happy to have bought from B&H: they're not a perfect company, but it's still better than sending my business to a bigger corporate retailer.

[Yes] This is the second time I've purchased Kasa Smart light switches for a home and *I love them*. Their software is great and you can configure them to go on a schedule that matches sunrise/sunset or a delta that you set from those times. I have both the dimmer and non-dimmer smart switches and both work great. Can easily turn the lights on with my phone, the switch plate, Alexa, or Google assistant. I wish all the electronics I've bought worked so smoothly.

[15 A] After successfully using the Kasa 6 port HS-300 for a year, I decided to try these EP25 Smart Plugs. I want all of my smart plugs to have the energy/power monitoring feature. I am very happy that the EP25 plugs can work simultaneously with the Kasa app, the Apple Home app and also with Home Assistant! When I turn an EP25 on or off in any of those 3 controllers, the change is reflected in all 3 controllers in less than 1 second. The Apple Home app is the simplest way for non-tech people in my family to control these smart plugs. Kasa app is also very easy to use and provides power information. The Home Assistant is very powerful and customizeable and provides an incredible amount of information about these devices which is useful for people who really want to learn the finer points of home automation functions. I expect to buy more of these EP25 smart plugs. I have owned various TP-Link devices during the past 20 years and found them to be reliable, affordable and well designed. These EP25 devices live up to my expectations.

[1x 3-Prong] These are great smart plugs. Work well with Alexa, and their Kasa app. Easy to setup. Just note if you want off network remote control you need to sign up for an account.

[Reset, Restart] Wi-Fi connections have been stable and reliable. Likewise, for my new HS200 Smart Wall Switch. All these TP-LINK Smart devices are located several rooms away far from the router. They never disconnect. My routers are the the TP-LINK Archer C3150 and C5400. Kasa, on multiple Android tablets, controls these Smart Plugs and the Smart Switch, Locally (in the same house over the same LAN) and Remotely (wherever Internet is available). Anyone paranoid about security, can just skip Cloud Account registration which disables Remote control. My Smart Plugs and Smart Wall Switch all work fine both Locally and Remotely. Just plugged them in and configured on an Android tablet with Kasa. I didn't need to edit anything in my router's configuration. Setup was simple. Anyone can get these TP-LINK Smart devices working. The HS200 Smart Wall Switch is also a sophisticated digital rule-based timer. Schedule events to turn a device On/Off, selecting times and days of the week; even different times on different days. Away Mode specifies a time period during which a connected device will turn On/Off randomly, mimicking someone being at home. In Schedule and Away Mode, SUNRISE or SUNSET can also be assigned. Timer turns a connected device either On/Off after a specified period of time. Preparation is the key to successfully installing and wiring the HS200. TP-LINK does its best to help with three comprehensive tutorials. Suggest doing some homework before tackling this project. You need a single switch wall box that has a four-wire system (2 live/load wires, 1 ground wire, 1 neutral line). Don't rely on the color coding of old wires. (1.) YouTube video, TP-LINK HS200 Smart WiFi Light Switch Setup Tutorial. (2.) TP-LINK website, FAQ-1128, How to install TP-LINK Smart Plug to your electrical line. (3.) Kasa App, Kasa will guide you through the wiring process. In Kasa select Add device, SMART SWITCH, Before we start, NOT YET, Lets get started.

[Google Home] I have many TP-Link Kasa Smart switches and plugs. They are all excellent in what I feel is the most important function of a smart wifi device - the ability to retain a steady wifi connection even when located some distance from the wifi access point. One of my Kasa smart plugs even works inside an outdoor wooden shed 45 feet from the house and more than 50 feet from the access point inside a cabinet in the house. The Kasa software is functional. The only minor issue I have had is that setup of these devices sometimes takes more than one try to initially connect, and on occasion the device is actually connected even though the setup software doesn't think so. Remember, these devices work on 2.4ghz wifi signals only, not on 5ghz. I am using only the Kasa app on my iPhone, not any smart home software other than Kasa (like Google's or Amazon's), so I can't comment on that.

[Two-Way] I have Kasa smart plugs and switches around the house, and the Kasa cameras allow me to access the camera views within the same app on my phone. I like the pan and tilt feature. And the night vision works reasonably well. The old tpCameras are largely obsolete when compared to these newer cameras.

[Power, Reset] I ordered this 4-pack to add to the number of TP-Link Kasa smart plugs I already had. These wi-fi plugs are easy to set up and program for scheduling of switching on and off. Here you have an excellent product at a very reasonable price.

[120 VAC, 60 Hz] Kept forgetting to turn workbench lights off. Saw this power strip and decided to try and incorporate them with my existing overhead GE smart wall switch. The transaction with B & H couldn't have been any easier and the item arrived in no time! Since the garage overhead light is controlled by a GE smart wall switch, this was a no brainer. Just added the Kasa Smart Power Strip to my Kasa app, then into our Habitat system. Now when ever I operate the wall switch, it controls both the overhead & workbench lights!

[E26] Worked perfectly. I have Xfinity and no other light bulb or smart plug worked with the mesh internet. I tried several different types and nothing worked until TP-Link products. Great price and was shipped quickly