TP-LINK HS110

The TP-LINK "smart" socket solves the age-old question "Is the iron turned off?" — you can find out the status of the outlet, as well as forcibly turn it on or off, from anywhere where you have access to the World Wide Web.

Simple, but not in everything

The device looks ordinary — thanks to the laconic design, the snow-white socket case fits well into any interior. The smart component of the model is issued by an illuminated power button with a Wi-Fi icon, which indicates that the TP-LINK HS110 is actively paired with a home wireless data network. The initial setup of connection parameters in the Kasa app for mobile devices is easy and is accompanied by interactive slides. The only thing is that the application interface is completely English. However, this minus can be translated into a plus — it is an excellent opportunity to learn the most common foreign language.

Tons of scenarios

There are a lot of examples of using a smart plug: from programming the time to turn on the kettle for making morning coffee to setting the hour for turning on the air conditioner for returning home in the hot summer heat. In winter, instead of cooling the air in the room, you can programme its heating using the socket to connect the heater.

Energy monitoring

The smart device is designed to work with household devices with a power of up to 3.68 kW and passes current up to 16 A through itself. hour, day, week or month. Agree, it is at least interesting to find out how much this or that household appliance “eats”. And from a practical point of view, the monitoring function allows you to control the cost of electricity.