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Enhance your smart home with the Tapo P115 Smart Wi-Fi Plug featuring energy monitoring. Gain valuable insights into your energy consumption with detailed statistics, enabling you to estimate bills and save money. Control your connected devices effortlessly using voice commands through Alexa or Google Home. The P115’s compact design fits seamlessly into your setup without blocking neighboring outlets. Upgrade to the Tapo P115 for smart control, energy efficiency, and ultimate convenience.
【Insightful Energy Tracking】Track your plug’s energy use with clear and easy-to-understand statistics and intuitive charts, helping you optimize power usage.
【Estimate Your Energy Bill】 Enhance energy management by integrating with billing systems for clear cost visualization (both single and periodic readings). Additionally, programmable scheduling allows automatic operation of high-consumption devices during off-peak hours with lower electricity rates, resulting in cost savings.
【Smart Charging for Devices】Automatically cuts power once your device reaches the low-battery limit you set, preventing overcharging.
【Auto-Shutoff】Prevents electrical overload by automatically shutting off devices that use too much power.
【Voice & Remote Control】 With built-in support for both Alexa and Google Assistant, issue simple voice commands to adjust settings, turn devices on or off, or even access specific functions without lifting a finger. Manage Tapo P115 and its connected devices from anywhere with the user-friendly Tapo app.
Fletcher –
Fit for purpose: if you’ve set up home automation stuff before, you’ll get it
I have lots of home automation stuff I use with Home Assistant, and I’ve gravitated toward TP-Link/Tapo/Kasa stuff. They’ve been a very good balance of cost versus performance.They set up fine, though I had trouble getting it to setup with the wifi method, so I had to fall back to the Bluetooth method. That’s just for setup, though– it still runs over wifi.I have three Kasa power strips that measure electricity usage per outlet, but I have some things that aren’t grouped together where it would make sense to use one, so these are a good fit.I’m a user of Home Assistant and once set up (I connected it to an AC), it showed up in HA with no issue, and this has a nice feature that my other outlets don’t– it can auto-off if the draw exceeds a limit you set (the only catch is that you have to reset it manually if it trips, so be careful if you want to control it remotely after that).I don’t have a way to precisely check accuracy of the data it collects, but in looking at the graphs over the past several days, the data at least looks sensible.
Toyz –
GET THESE – For power monitoring, safety, Charge Guard, easy setup: SO WELL DESIGNED
It is rare that I see a TRULY well-designed product – software, and/or consumer electronics. But these are the rare gem: clearly well thought out, designed, and tested. SUPER easy setup (if you have the app installed and open, it will automatically prompt you to add when one is plugged in) – total of 75 seconds to setup, beginning to end INCLUDING a firmware update. (not including entering WiFi information – only needed for the first device)I originally got it just to monitor how much power devices were using (WAY cheaper than those Kill-A-Watt type meters: smaller, records history, AND remote monitoring!)But found so many more great, useful features when I started setting up the first plug:- SCHEDULE: you can set absolute times (i.e. ON at 5:03pm, OFF at 11:17pm), or RELATIVE times to Sunrise or Sunset, WITH OFFSETS – BRILLIANT! (other plugs only give you right AT Sunrise/Sunset). My living room gets dark about an hour BEFORE sunset – so I can set the ON = SUNSET-(1 Hour), OFF = 11pm, and it will adjust automatically throughout the year! Always 1 hour before sunset. No changing it with seasons, or Daylight Savings Time!! May use for low-voltage lights and Christmas lights (i.e. a little before sunset until a little before sunrise)- CHARGE GUARD (Beta): it will turn off whenever it detects the power dropping below a certain level (currently configurable 1-20 watts) for a certain period. GREAT to protect your battery, device, and HOUSE. I just set one up for my eBike charger: <20w for 10 minutes, and it shuts off when done charging. Safer, and better for the battery. Will be using them for charging my drones/quadcopters/RC stuff, drills, phones, cars, 3D Printer (ie when done printing), etc.- TIMED OFF (Auto-Off Timer): it will turn off after a set period of time, *every time you turn it on* (i.e. after pressing the power button on the plug, OR by remote)So use on things like: iron, hair curling iron, hotplate, soldering iron, EBIKE (mine is set to 10 hours), etc. This works IN ADDITION to "Charge Guard" and Power Limit.- POWER PROTECTION (LIMIT): turns off if your wattage limit is exceeded (short? failure? fire? etc.). I set my eBike charger plug to 300 watts, as it normally draws <200w.- AUTO FIRMWARE UPDATE: I'm tired of updating devices manually! And I have A LOT lol (time window configurable)- NOTIFICATIONS: I've only tested the "Charge Guard", but it sends you a notification "Charge Guard turned off Device X" - I expect similar from the other modes- Quick response: plug turns on immediately from the app (at least when I'm local) - some other devices have a few second delay- Good sized, long-term company. TP-Link has been around for years, with lots of networking equipment - so they'll be around for a while, and maintain their app - unlike the little no-name brands. This also suggests these should be well-designed for reliability and longevity.I feel much safer about charging my EBike with this (set to max 10 hours, 300w, and auto-off when the charging power drops below 20w for >10 minutes). A VERY low price for peace of mind!Oh – and I can see how much power a device is using – my original goal 🙂 Current/real-time, past (history), which days, cost (if you enter your $/kWh), etc. All nicely graphed out.Additional features I haven’t explored:”Smart Actions”, like geofencing (turn things on/off based on your location, like lights on/off when you’re home vs away)Device integration with things like leak detectors, contact switches (eg on doors), humidifiers/hygrometers, Smart Buttons, Group actions (when one device is turned on (or off), turn other device(s) on/off), cameras for motion detection
Mayank Jain –
Great utility smart plug!
This product is so good at $6/plug that I have now everything in my home plugged into each one of these (I now got 8 of them). They work great with the Google Home app so everything is now voice controlled for me. I can also put them in rooms, so I can ask Google home to “Turn on bedroom” and it knows which plugs to connect and turn on. Great connectivity, looks reliable and also upgraded to latest firmware on first use. I’ll probably buy 4 more again. Oh did I mention – I can watch power consumption on these too?Important note : 2 of them fit on the same wall socket holder nicely without touching each other.Initially my wife was against buying any of these. Now with the simplicity of voice control they provide, she’s the one who’s using them the most. Great buy!
ABC –
Nice Monitoring Options
They work pretty well. Some features I would change to make them more user friendly, but they get the job done. Was wanting a 3-pack but didn’t see any. Two works fine. It does let you control things and see a lot of information including realtime wattage value. I might update my review after more playing with them. For now I’m just trying to see which appliances and devices use too much energy as our kWh skyrocketed a little after Summer started even though our usage was the same or less. I read that A/Cs have to work harder when the outdoor component of the condenser unit is hit with high temperatures. So it uses way more energy than usual when in use. That’s crazy. Thank you for listening.
Dave O. –
Does way more than expected. It is a little large but it doesn’t block the other plug.
I just wanted to know if a toaster was using too much stand-by power (it isn’t), but I bought a 4 pack because they were such a good deal and I thought I might find it useful elsewhere, too. I’ll start by saying ‘Wow’.The devices are about the size of one of those things you plug into a receptacle to give you 3 plugs instead of one. It does not block the adjacent plug any more than a USB power supply would and I have found it isn’t in the way for me.A lot of these devices have Amazon and Google integration, which is very useful, so that doesn’t set this apart from the Govee devices I have in the house. You can tell it to turn on and off, set a schedule and other things.What does set these Tapo ‘smart plugs’ apart is the energy monitoring capability. The app has as much granular energy price and time of use settings as my Tesla home battery does. I put it on my 3D printer and it is telling me exactly how much that printer has used in both KWh and dollars.It can display energy use by hour and other ranges. When I had kids at home this might have been enlightening.
Obd –
Si quieres un control cuando no estás en casa o simplemente a cierta distancia, está es la opción perfectaPros1. Fácil de configurar2. Se usa la misma app que focos o algunos otros aparatos de la marca3. Programable en horarios4. Controla cada uno de los dos contactos independientemente5. Se puede usar con timerContras:Ni encuentro ninguna si acaso pudiera serlo el tamaño puesto que no es un contacto pequeño o discreto pero para tener dos salidas y por su estética no es un gran inconveniente.Otro pudiera ser el precio pero lo compré en oferta y así resultó ser una gran compra.Si te gusta la tecnología, quieres hacer tu casa un poco más inteligente o simplemente quieres poder controlar fuera de casa algunos aparatos tal vez para aparentar qué hay alguien en casa o prender algo antes de llegar o apagarlo después de cierto tiempo sin molestarte esta es una gran opción sin duda
Lloydlove –
Easy to set up. Works great.
Discerningconsumer –
Works perfectly, easy set up with an easy to use app.
Alejandro Ruiz G. –
Es un artículo de gran calidad y utilidad. No tuve problema alguno para configurarlo con mis dispositivos Alexa y con el asistente de Google. Lo tengo en la recamara de mi niña para controlar su lámpara de buró. El dispositivo esta hecho de material de buena calidad y con la garantía que proporciona la marca TP Link que tiene excelentes productos. De verdad recomiendo mucho esta marca TP Link, tengo además la cámara Tapo y es una gran cámara y de un precio muy accesible. Seguiré comprando mas productos de esta marca
Cypress Galiano –
Works perfectly as advertised