#Setup kasa smart plug password#
#Setup kasa smart plug Pc#

Amazon also has 4-Pack TP-Link Kasa Wi-Fi Smart Plugs that work w/ Apple HomeKit (EP25P4) on sale for 34.99.Shipping is free w/ Prime or on 35+ orders Thanks to Deal Hunter niki4h for finding this deal. Therefore, it can be safely matched with more devices, such as heaters and hair dryers. Amazon has 4-Pack TP-Link Kasa Wi-Fi Smart Plugs (HS103P4) on sale for 22.99.Shipping is free w/ Prime or on 35+ orders. The maximun load of Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug Mini is 15A. No Hub Required- Connects to your home’s Wi-Fi network. Give the plug a name and save it in the app. Your Kasa app is now connected to your smart plug. Then input your SSID (Wi-Fi network name) and Wi-Fi password. If you don’t see your Wi-Fi network on the list, click on Join Other Networks. Compact Design- Allows two plugs to be stacked in one wall outlet. Select your new Wi-Fi network from the list to connect it to your smart plug.

#Setup kasa smart plug Pc#

If that's the case, you'll need to follow these instructions: to allow the Kasa app to have 'Local Network' permissions. UL94-V0 PC flame-retardant materials help minimize burning hazards. Home Automation Control from Anywhere- Manages plugged-in electronics from anywhere with the Kasa Smart app. The one issue you might have would apply if you are using an iPhone to do the setup.

#Setup kasa smart plug password#

At one point during that process, it should ask you to connect your phone to the Kasa device's (temporary) WiFi network, then go back to the Kasa app to complete the setup (which will include selecting your Google/Nest WiFi network and entering its password so the Kasa device can connect to it once you have done that, it will drop the temporary WiFi setup network and your phone should reconnect to your Google/Nest WiFi network automatically). You should just be able to follow the instructions in the Kasa app for adding a new device. Alexa will scan and show the devices bound to your Kasa account. Please refer to Smart plug/Switch or Smart Bulb to setup the Kasa device. Don't worry about bridge mode or guest mode either. Set up KASA devices via the KASA app at first and make sure they can be controlled by the KASA app. You shouldn't need to worry about the 2.4GHz vs 5GHz issue with these at all.

I have heard from others that they work just fine with Google and Nest WiFi systems.

Hello not sure how much help I can be with the Kasa app, but I will just say that I have half a dozen TP-Link Kasa smart plugs on my Google WiFi network and never had any problems getting them connected to it.