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Can a smart plug switch off an appliance via powerline? Or does it have to connect via home wifi?

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Can a smart plug switch off an appliance via powerline? Or does it have to connect via home wifi?

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Can a smart plug switch off an appliance via powerline? Or does it have to connect via home wifi?

2020-12-16 15:58:29

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Can a smart plug switch off an appliance via powerline? Or does it have to connect via home wifi?

2020-12-16 15:58:29

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I need to switch off a plug in the garage remotely. That garage does not have wifi, but I can connect to powerline adaptors.

Can I use a Kasa HS100 smart plug for that? The wifi label confuses me. Does it emit wifi, or does it connect via wifi?

Bizarrely, I cannot find the answer on here, and I feel stupid. :-(

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2020-12-18 08:20:59

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Re:Can a smart plug switch off an appliance via powerline? Or does it have to connect via home wifi?

2020-12-18 08:20:59

Hi,

HS100 needs to connect to a wireless network for remote control and it is ok to connect to the power-line adapters.

But at the beginning of the setup, it would generate a wireless network for smartphone to find this plug and complete the setup.

Thank you very much.

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