Kasa HS300 Smart Plug and Power Strip-Best Smart Plug by Kasa with Power Strip
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Kasa HS300 Smart Plug and Power Strip
Description
Power strip with 6 smart outlets and 3 USB ports from Kasa, the HS300 plug, Works without a hub with Google Home and Alexa Echo The Kasa smart Wi-Fi power strip is perfect for your family rooms, home office, or small company, powering your office remotely and even your holiday decorations. It has independent control of 6 devices and extra USB connections to charge 3 others. Use the Kasa Smart app to remotely control each outlet, or Alexa, Google Assistant, or Microsoft Cortana to issue voice requests. System requirements for the Kasa app include Android 4.4 or iOS 10. Wi-Fi Smart Outlet,
Kasa Smart Plug HS103P4 Works with Alexa, Echo, Google Home, and IFTTT requires no hub, has a remote control, and is 15 amps and UL certified. The Kasa smart HS103 The simplest method to begin controlling lights, fans, humidifiers, and other household electronics is with a plug. You might benefit from the hands-free ease by adding voice control to any outlet. The Kasa app includes all the features you would expect from the TP-Link Kasa family in addition to step-by-step installation instructions for connecting your smart plug to your home Wi-Fi, Alexa, or Google Assistant.
Features
- The first product is 6 smart outlets, which can be independently controlled and charge 3 devices via built-in USB ports. It is perfect for managing electronics in a house, office, or small company.
- Product 1: Energy monitoring: Keep track of how much power the power strip’s connected gadgets are using; From the Kasa Smart app, check on each one and switch off those that are consuming too much power.
- Product 2: Kasa smart plugs with voice control that function with Alexa and Google Home Assistant. Take advantage of the hands-free simplicity of using Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa to voice-control any household smart product.
- Product 2: Scheduling. Set your wifi smart plug to automatically switch on and off any household electronics, including lamps, fans, humidifiers, and holiday lights, using timers or countdown schedules.
Voice command
Note: Products with electrical plugs are made with American consumers in mind. Because outlets and voltage vary from country to country, this device might need an adapter or converter to be used where you are traveling. Before buying, kindly verify compatibility.
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Specifications
| Pattern | Power Strip + Smart Plug |
|---|---|
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Mounting Type | Plug-In Mount |
| Plug Format | Type B |
| Certification | UL, ETL |
Customer Rating
Alien Redfern
I adore Kasa’s merchandise and app. fantastic results using Alexa. Also, have the power strip for connection to multiple items. adore it
Megan Alexandria
good compatibility with my wifi and Amazon Alexa system. This is mostly for timing devices and preventing overcharging (overnight). Although pricey, Kasa is of high quality. I advise delaying purchase till there is a discount.
Alyx Chinatown
This is the second item I’ve bought for my KP303, which is basically a smaller version with three outlets. I was so pleased with the first purchase that I chose to replace my previous surge protector with this one, which has six additional outlets. The addition of separate on/off buttons for each of its outlets is one of the features I didn’t think I would appreciate;
it wasn’t a feature I would think is of much use, but if I’m near the outlet, the option to rapidly switch it on/off is definitely a convenience.
Kuster East Sydney
This is the second item I’ve bought for my KP303, which is basically a smaller version with three outlets. I was so pleased with the first purchase that I chose to replace my previous surge protector with this one, which has six additional outlets. The addition of separate on/off buttons for each of its outlets is one of the features I didn’t think I would appreciate; it wasn’t a feature I would think is of much use, but if I’m near the outlet, the option to rapidly switch it on/off is definitely a convenience.
The USB charging ports continue to be the one feature I didn’t find handy. Even though it’s a good addition, I realized that I’ve never utilized them. I often charge with a PIQ 3.0 65W charger. The provided ports’ maximum 5V @ 2.4A output is insufficient for me to charge my phones, tablets, laptops, and Nintendo Switch. I think replacing these ports with one PIQ 3.0 compatible port, or something like, with at least 65W (100W would be much better! ), will significantly improve the product’s appeal.
Faq’s
Can I use a Kasa HS300 Smart Plug and Power Strip together?
A power strip may be plugged into a TP-Link Smart Plug, and you can use the Kasa app or voice commands with Amazon Echo or Google Assistant to switch it on or off. The power strip’s total amperage and wattage demand should not exceed that of the Smart Plug’s rated amperage and wattage.
When not in use, should Kasa HS300 Smart Plug and Power Strips be switched off?
These switches are commonly found on surge protector power strips, which protect your gadgets and appliances. When you put all of your devices into a power strip and turn it off when they’re not in use, the devices are actually off. Shut Off Your Devices
What number of devices can a Kasa HS300 Smart Plug and Power Strip support?
Up to six devices can be powered by a typical power strip. You can see from the chart below that a power strip may consume between 1210 and 1660 watts while powering a light, radio, computer, printer, and two monitors. The suggested 80% circuit load is just 1,440 watts, but a 15-amp circuit can only deliver 1,800 watts.
Is it acceptable to connect a TV to a Kasa HS300 Smart Plug and Power Strip?
TVs, lights, and other home objects shouldn’t be overlooked. A power strip may get overworked from having so many things hooked into it. The majority of individuals probably don’t give the number of plugged-in gadgets much thought.
Is an extension cord compatible with the Kasa HS300 Smart Plug and Power Strip?
Yes. I experimented with this using various lighting sources. The extension cable is not a hindrance to connecting to your home WiFi network because the connector is on/off.
Is the Kasa HS300 Smart Plug and Power Strip safe to leave on all night?
Never use a power strip continuously. Power strips often don’t have cables designed to withstand prolonged usage, unlike outlets in the wall. Unplug the power strip and replace it right away if it feels warm or hot. Never use anything, including a rug, to conceal or cover an extension cable or power strip.
How long can a Kasa HS300 Smart Plug and Power Strip be used?
Power strips are not meant to be used continuously. Keep it powered on for no more than a week or two. Install extra sockets if a long-term fix is required. A strip is mostly used to temporarily use many devices at once.
What are the Kasa HS300 Smart Plug and Power Strip’s maximum wattage?
Anyone interested in scheduling, voice commands, and remote access to daily items up to 1,500 watts should consider this smart plug.
How is a Kasa HS300 Smart Plug and Power Strip used?
Plugging in power strips into a grounded wall socket is recommended. Never connect a power strip to an extension cable, surge protector, or power strip that is already in place. A twin wall outlet should only have one power strip or surge protector plugged in. Power strips should only be used for low-voltage gadgets.
What happens if a Kasa HS300 Smart Plug and Power Strip is overloaded?
The plastic may melt if the strip is overloaded, endangering your house or place of business and any nearby equipment as well as creating a fire hazard. Consider the amperage needs of each device you want to put into a power strip if you’re concerned about overloading one.
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