Tapo P110M does not show consumption data

Devices & Integrations
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I connected my tapo P110M to ST via the tapo app. However, the integration succeeded but no consumption data is transferred, only power on and off is possible.
I tried deleting it from ST and then adding it again but no change.

Anyone else had this problem? In principle I think it should transfer the consumption data as well… But this is not happening.

Thank you.

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How did you connect it? Using the cloud to cloud [c2c] integration or Matter.

The [c2c] integration definitely does NOT include power or energy.

The Matter integration may or may include NOT power and energy. It would depend on if Tapo is using Matter 1.3 and I would guess they are NOT. SmartThings has adopted Matter 1.3 but not many others have.

3

I tried both methods, connected via the Tapo app and via Matter. But unfortunately with both, turning it off and on is all I can do with it .But I guess I can’t expect anything else. :confused:

4

If you have a hub that is running 54.13, it supports Matter 1.3 which supports power consumption. However, your device must also support 1.3 and provide an endpoint with the proper deviceTypeId for that capability. If Tapo is claiming they have power consumption reporting, you need to talk with them.

5

You need to look in SmartThings Energy! There you will see your device energy usage.
ST App, Life, Energy.

6

If a device supports power reporting, it will show up on the device card.

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No, not Tapo matter plug/outlets and extensions.

8

Until firmware version 45.13, ST didn’t support Matter 1.3 which introduced power reporting. So, both your hub and the device must support 1.3 to see it on the device card and in ST Energy. Prior to 45.13, ST and Eve Energy had a special arrangement to support power reporting for their Matter devices.

9

I’m sure your right, however these and other Tapo matter extensions use the cloud to cloud integration to integrate power usage into SmartThings energy while at the same time can be added to SmartThings as matter plugs/outlets.

10

Thank you for the help and the info, I tried the energy, but unfortunately it didn’t work, even though the automatic measurement could not be used to control the plug behavior. E.g.: If the voltage drops below x Watt send a notification etc…

11

Automations can only work once SmartThings supports energy monitoring through Matter, whenever that will be…

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SmartThings supports it, it’s Tapo the one not having Matter 1.3 support yet.

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