TP-LINK HS110 Smart Plug w/ Energy Monitoring, Wi-Fi Enabled

Devices & Integrations Connected Things
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i just used the cloud version of this and worked great.

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to my now to works great. problem was a numbers by the code lines. everything delet and works program.

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Iā€™m not into coding and Iā€™m new to HA and Iā€™m just trying to figure out if you can integrate these with the smartthings hub (no coding involved) Thanks

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You donā€™t have to code anything, but you have to install custom code thatā€™s already been developed. Itā€™s not too difficult to do. (First time is the hardest.)

Here is a link to a thread that discusses the custom code that will integrate TPLink devices to SmartThings via the cloud.

This is a link that explains how to install custom code in general.

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Thank you :slight_smile:

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not sure if it has been already mentioned earlier but integrating them via IFTTT is quick, simple and requires no code at all. in ST just create a simulated switch, authorize that in IFTTT, authorize kasa to IFTTT and then create recipes to turn on and off.

i can look up for instructions and paste here if anyone is interested.

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Do you have a guide for this?

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Sure mate. Gimme time till this weekend, will send with some screenshots.

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ok, here is my take at a guide. [this is my first attempt so please bear with me]
pre-requisites: accounts and access to IDE, Kasa and IFTTT

Step 1: create a simulated switch in IDE. log in to graph.api.smartthings.com > go to ā€˜my devicesā€™ > new device > give it a name, network ID (it can be anything you like) > select ā€˜simulated switchā€™ under Type > select your location and other fields > click create

Step 2: give access to your smartthings and kasa in IFTTT quite straight forward. login to IFTTT and search for smartthings, and Kasa under services. both will require you to login to respective accounts and provide access to your devices.

Step 3: create applets in IFTTT go to my applets > new applet > If simulated switch turned on, then turn on your kasa plug.
Similarly create another applet with the rule that if simulated switch turned off then turn off your kasa plug.

Thatā€™s it! hope it helps.

regrettably, i couldnā€™t get down to doing it with screenshots.

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Has anyone tried the TP-Link HS107 or HS300 power strip with Smartthings?

Would integration be a similar process?

TIA

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There is a better ā€˜cloud basedā€™ integration that works almost like a native integrationā€¦ Try thatā€¦ A simple search on forums should take you there

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HS107 and HS300 do not currently work with the TP-Link/Kasa SmartThings integration. I am currently working on it and hope to have something soon. (It is currently working in my Hubitat environment except for capturing the device label, I have to use temporary and update the label.)

Testing is on the HS107 (I have one). I believe the HS300 is the same on/off command structure. For HS300, there will initially not be an Energy Monitor function.

Watch the link:

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The integration I mentioned earlier has now been updated for the HS107 and HS300.

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Awesome - thank you!

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This is fantastic thank you very much for your efforts!

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Are there any programs here that would be able to monitor the energy usage data from the Tp-Link TP-110 and then relay it to Smartthings to trigger a switch. Energy reading of 0 would shut off switch and when any energy is detected it would turn on switch.

I did set up a node but realized I apparently would have to buy Sense and create a sense account in order to have the data from the Tp-110 to relay over.

Thanks Everyone