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TP-LINK Energy Monitoring Smart Plug HS110 / HS100 $19 + Delivery or Free with eBay Plus @ The Good Guys eBay

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TP-LINK Energy Monitoring Smart Plug HS110 / HS100 $19 + Delivery or Free with eBay Plus @ The Good Guys eBay
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Krism on 27/11/2020 - 19:23 ebay.com.au (2442 clicks)
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TP link HS 110 comes with energy Monitoring and HS100 doesn't have that option. Shop back $5 challenge will cut down the cost to $14.

Features

Turn electronics on or off from anywhere with your tablet or smartphone using the free Kasa app (iOS, Android).

Track real-time and historical energy use to stay informed and save on your next bill(HS110 model).

Use Away-Mode to turn devices on and off at different times to give the appearance that someone is home while you are away.

Check on devices remotely, create schedules, and set timers.Add voice control to electronic devices by pairing with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant (sold separately).

Easy to use and install. Just plug a device into the Smart Plug and connect to your Wi-Fi network.

3-year warranty, and 24/7 unlimited technical support.

TP LINK HS100 Smart wifi plug
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/NEW-TP-LINK-Smart-Wi-Fi-Plug-HS1….

Note: Please change your encryption to WPA2 PSK only instead of WPA+WPA2 PSK
if in case you won't be able to join both of your device wifi and your network. Then factory reset the plug and try to connect again. Credits to tplink community.

Original Coupon Deal

This is part of Black Friday / Cyber Monday deals for 2020
Electrical & Electronics Black Friday Smart Plug TP-Link

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  • rainbowyen on 27/11/2020 - 19:37
    +1

    I think using codes will void your cashback

    • ce5himm on 27/11/2020 - 19:55
      +2

      I didn't use the code, just to get shopback's 5+5 cashback. That's all

      • MrBillions on 27/11/2020 - 23:29

        where's the $5 shopback?

        • ce5himm on 27/11/2020 - 23:33

          If you haven't claim yet ， it reached the limit 2 hours ago. Both from shopback. 5 for shop at eBay over 5 spending, 5 for any shop, they can be stacked. Therefore is 10. I still haven't receive the tracking.

  • thekow on 27/11/2020 - 20:35
    +5

    FYI

    If anyone wants to use these with home assistant. Realise the new firmware patch will remote LOCAL api access.
    There has been a big kick up about it on the TP-link forums. They have released a "non supported" firmware to re-enable local api. But for how long is anyones guess.

    • nedski on 27/11/2020 - 20:36

      +1. If you want smart plugs that you can rip out of the cloud, dont get the TP-links.

      • ritefulback on 27/11/2020 - 21:18

        Whats the alternative with simple setup like the TP Links? I have 6 i wanted to go HA eventually.

        • nedski on 27/11/2020 - 21:25

          Get ones that are Tuya compatibile that have the ESP chip. They can then be flashed for custom firmware and run out of home assistant.

          I buy the Brilliant smart plugs from Officeworks. They flash easily.

        • thekow on 28/11/2020 - 19:28

          As nedski said any ESP / Tuya based Plugs. I have the kogan smart plugs that I flashed with esphome. I'll run the TP-link until it stops being supported.

    • ce5himm on 27/11/2020 - 20:46

      Update Nov 26:

      We're sorry the recent firmware update has problems for the Kasa community. Since its release, we've been busy creating a Beta firmware that'll enable people to continue to use third-party smart home software & platforms using local APIs. Please DM if you'd like the Beta firmware

      from tp-link uk twitter

      • thekow on 27/11/2020 - 22:01

        Yes but for how long until they dump that support.

  • louuisc on 27/11/2020 - 20:45
    +1

    I don’t want to buy these anymore after I heard the coil whine issue

    • ce5himm on 27/11/2020 - 20:50

      common issue ？or individual cases? i had 2 similar smart plug, unknow brand, works well, no issue at all. never thought big company like TPlink can not handle this well

      • thekow on 27/11/2020 - 22:02

        Mine has a coil whine when you connect to wifi then it settles.

  • bargainshooter on 27/11/2020 - 21:05

    The hs110 are one of the few smart plugs that can handle temporary 16Amp loads (3600watt), which is necessary for most electronic devices with heating elements. Most smart plugs just trip. It's a shame they are so wide and their api is being crippled.

    • aleayr on 27/11/2020 - 21:08

      New slimmer ones are coming before Christmas. They claim 10 amps, not sure if it can peak above it as well:
      https://www.tp-link.com/au/home-networking/smart-plug/kp115/

      • bargainshooter on 27/11/2020 - 21:30
        +1

        Yeah, I recall reading up on these as they looked great but their specs didn't state max 16amp, so I unfortunately lost interest. May look into them when they're finally released.

      • louuisc on 28/11/2020 - 00:15

        These coming ones are from Tapo line, which I prefer over Kasa line

        • aleayr on 28/11/2020 - 05:54

          Ah, nice. What's the difference? Is it a different app to control them then? All my current HS110s are on Kasa.

  • ImpulseMan on 27/11/2020 - 21:41

    Will this work if I use it with a 10 socket power board?

    I want to monitor our power from Tv and related entertainment equipment.

    • bargainshooter on 27/11/2020 - 22:00

      No reason why it wouldn't (power board connected to an hs110) - it's how I use a few of mine.

      • ImpulseMan on 28/11/2020 - 00:38

        Cool, just thought the power may not be as strong. I have all my electricals and a second power board connected to a main power board. So adding this just seemed like maybe a step too much.

    • Borg on 27/11/2020 - 22:28
      +1

      Will work fine.

      The problem here is that you won't know how much each item is using (Individually).

      For simplicity, you may well be better putting your money towards a Power Consumption Meter plug and connecting the Power board to it. They at least have a Display and can be used around the house Ad Hoc to quickly see how much power is being used on the spot without having to fiddle with an App. Saves loading an App on your device or having to refresh the app to see exact power being used at that second which sometimes can be important?

      This TP-Link device adds Wi-Fi (Power On/Off) control which is great if you plan on leaving it there and to use for this purpose. It is also good for long term.

      Personally, I use a combination of both but find a Power Use Meter with LED display the handiest for Ad Hoc monitoring. Less fiddling about and like this TPLink device will also have a total consumed amount and over what period of time if required.

      • ImpulseMan on 28/11/2020 - 00:36

        Thanks for the reply, will check it out.

      • Lord Ra on 28/11/2020 - 03:57
        +1

        Do you have a recommendation for a Power Consumption Meter plug, please? I would like to monitor how much electricity I use on my new induction stove top that I have started using instead of the traditional 4 stove top electrical.

        • thekow on 28/11/2020 - 19:30

          lordra depends on what your powerbox is like you might want a main line meter. Is your induction stove top a plug in one or is it wired into the wall?

          • Lord Ra on 28/11/2020 - 20:58

            @thekow: It's just a portable one that I got from the aldi sale. Same as the KMART one. It plugs into the wl power socket.

            What's a main line meter? (sorry, I'm new to this and excited to be able to track this!)

            • Borg on 28/11/2020 - 23:43
              +1

              @Lord Ra: Induction Cooktops vary during cooking and depending on the level will range from 200watts to 1200watts and all levels will vary during cooking (On…Off….On Full whack…. then perhaps half whack and so on.
              .
              As for which Power Consumption Meter plug to get. Well any should do the job in showing you what the current Watts being used are.
              .
              The difference between many are whether you want to monitor over a long period of time & to include costs. It gets harder of you are on "Time of Use" plan (Peak, Shoulder and Off Peak) as most these Meters only allow 2 tariffs to be set. Anyhow, Ignoring that part any would do the job

              TIP: The Bigger the display the better, Don't get one with a small display. ALSO backlight would be nice but not critical.
              Just search Google for: "Digital Energy Consumption Monitor".

  • fookos on 27/11/2020 - 22:32
    +1

    How wide are these puppies - in a standard spaced wall socket will they impede access to plug a standard corded device into the socket beside it?

    Edit: And is there any size difference between the two models?

    • Krism on 28/11/2020 - 00:36

      Hi I've a HS100 which is oval shape taking over two plug points space, about measurements-
      width_5-7cm and length - 8/11cm(top part/ bottom).

      Both looks like same size, but not so sure as I Just ordered HS110 today.

    • Tardvark on 28/11/2020 - 15:05

      How wide are these puppies - in a standard spaced wall socket will they impede access to plug a standard corded device into the socket beside it?

      Yes unfortunately. Some things you can jam in beside them, but they're bulky.

      • fookos on 28/11/2020 - 18:49

        Thanks Tardvark and Krism. I ended up ordering one anyway, as I think this would be excellent for my coffee machine as it needs 20-30 minutes of heat up time for all the internals to heat up nicely. Working from home, sometimes I'm in a meeting and wish I could turn on the machine so it's pretty ready for me to pull a shot in between meetings. Now I'll be able to mute MS Teams, say 'Alexa, turn on my coffee machine' and BAM!

        If it takes a fair bit of space on the socket, I could get a really short extension lead and attach the TPLink to that. It wont be visible behind appliances, so that would stop it hogging power point space.

        I'd love a 20cm extension lead, but I think half a metre is about the shortest you commonly find.

        EDIT: Found some 30cm power cords - grabbed four as they'll be handy for these sorts of situations :)

  • Borg on 27/11/2020 - 22:35

    Does anyone here currently have this D-link device?
    If so, can you confirm if the power use show in the app is live and refreshes in the App on the spot as things change?

    I bought some Meross MSS310 recently and one has to manually refresh the Apps screen to see changes in Watts being used. It's annoying as I would rather see the actual power live without having to refresh screen.
    Oh and the Meross MSS310 are Wide and take up two sockets!

    • heysi on 27/11/2020 - 23:46
      +1

      Yep can confirm energy usage in the app is real time and doesn't require refresh. This is the HS110 from TP-Link, D-Link is a different company.

      • Borg on 27/11/2020 - 23:56

        Oops….forgot to correct the "Dlink bit to TPlink"!
        Thanks for confirming that it is real time and is what all apps should be! The silly Meross App isn't and one has to pull finger down screen to refresh each time! Stupid or what!

      • Magnastar on 28/11/2020 - 12:13

        I’m not sure about this. I bought an air conditioner yesterday along with one of these plugs, and the energy usage stayed the same for 5 minutes but every time I refreshed it was a different figure.

        I’m very dubious of its accuracy.

        • Borg on 28/11/2020 - 15:55

          Ah ha so this seems to be like the Meross MSS310 which requires Refresh of screen to show current power in use. I have never left it long enough to see if it Auto Refreshes (will check later). Ideally I would like a Smart Plug that shows Live wattage via the App.

          Aircons: Check AMPS/Watts on your new Aircon. Remember this is only capable of up to 10amp or 2400watts.

    • Catsfan070911 on 28/11/2020 - 15:52

      Yes and no. Seems to update every now and then. But you get a more real time reading if you refresh :).

  • LeoSpaceman on 28/11/2020 - 07:35
    -1

    These are useless for devices with electronic/digital one-off switches, right. Guess you'd need an IR blaster or something for that.

    • thekow on 29/11/2020 - 13:30

      Pretty much it just turns the power on off.

  • StonedWizard on 28/11/2020 - 11:18

    I want to test how much my Dryer is consuming.

    Will I need anything further apart from this plug?

    • Borg on 28/11/2020 - 11:44

      Be careful with Dryers as they are like heaters. Check your Dryers current Output (on label or manual) as these devices are only rated 2400W or 10Amps.

  • StonedWizard on 28/11/2020 - 12:14

    This is also $20 at Bunnings and JB Hifi

  • pauza on 30/11/2020 - 22:41

    No longer available

    • Lord Ra on 30/11/2020 - 22:47

      Still works for me.

      • pauza on 30/11/2020 - 23:03

        I just tried again on my phone (eBay app) and I get an error. "This item isn't available in the requested quantity. It may have been purchased already, or the listing has expired."

        • Lord Ra on 01/12/2020 - 14:56

          Yea gone now!

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