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New Arrival Introducing Tapo SubG Family- Smart Sensors, Smart Switches, Smart Buttons and More on the Way

New ArrivalIntroducing Tapo SubG Family- Smart Sensors, Smart Switches, Smart Buttons and More on the Way
Introducing Tapo SubG Family- Smart Sensors, Smart Switches, Smart Buttons and More on the Way
2022-08-31 09:16:14 - last edited 2024-07-09 08:36:50
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What is Sub-GHz technology?

Sub-GHz also known as Sub-1 GHz is an innovative IoT solution to automate and control smart home devices through a lower than-1Ghz new wireless frequency characterized by Long Range, Less Susceptible to Interference and Extremely Low Power.

TP-Link Tapo brings a new Tapo Sub-G ecosystem with exciting new products smart sensors, smart buttons, 1 -way smart switches, wire-free cameras and more new products which are centrally managed by the Tapo smart hub.

Tapo Sub-G devices operates on the frequency of 868Mhz in Europe and 922Mhz in America.

 

Visit article here to learn more about TP-Link Sub-GHz Technology.

 

 

Tapo Sub-GHz Products: Tapo Smart Sensors, Tapo Smart Switches, Smart Buttons and More

 

Videos:

 Take a first look at Tapo Sub-GHz product from videos here!

More set-up videos.

 

 

  • Tapo Smart IoT hub with Chime (Tapo H100) 

 

Tapo Smart hub is the crucial IoT gateway in Sub-GHz networking that communicates between Wi-Fi network and connected sub-devices like sensors, switches or wire-free cameras for an immersive smart home experience. Learn more product details.

 

Note: Tapo Sub-G device requires working with the Tapo smart hub (Model Tapo H100 and the upcoming model Tapo H200)

 

 

  • Tapo Smart Motion Sensor (Tapo T100) 

The sensor captures motion up to 7 meters away and through 120° view and sends you instant notifications. Learn more product details.

 

  • Tapo Smart Contact Sensor (Tapo T110)

The sensor monitors the opening & closing of windows or doors in real-time. Or being placed on cabinets, fridge, or mailbox etc. No need to worry about having left the door open. Learn more product details.

 

  • Tapo Smart Button (Tapo S200B)

This is a physical button to control multiple Tapo smart devices or trigger the customized smart actions, it can also work as doorbell button when work with the chime ( Tapo smart hub). Leran more product details.

 

 

  • Tapo Smart Water Leak Sensor (Tapo T300) 

Being placed below the sink, washing machine, water pipes or wherever there is possible water damage, it’s ready to check whether there is a water leak in your home to give you peace of mind. Learn more product details. 

 

  • Tapo Smart Switch  (Tapo S210/ Tapo S220) 

The battery-powered single-pole switch with the super-easy wiring helps you build home smart lighting easily. There will be 1 gang/2 gang versions for you to choose from. Learn more product details.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. When will the Tapo Sub-G devices (Tapo Smart Sensors /Smart Button / 1 -way Smart Switch / Wire-Free Cameras)  be released ? 


Tapo smart hub H100 / Tapo Motion Sensor T100 / Tapo Contact Sensor T110 will soon meet us in around 2022 Q4.    For other new products' info, please keep an eye on Tapo Smart website or TP-Link official website.

Q2. How Many Devices Can Connect to a Tapo Hub at the Same Time?

 

Visit FAQ here.

 

Q3. How to Pair and Connect Tapo Sensors, Buttons and Other Devices to Tapo Hub?

Visit FAQ here.

Q4.  Can the Tapo smart hub work with motion sensors or accessories from a different manufacturer? 

No. Tapo smart hub is made for Tapo Sub G devices based on TP-Link private Sub-GHz protocol, sensors or accessories from a manufacturer can not be added Tapo smart hub in Tapo APP. 

Q5. Will the Tapo hub or Sub0G devices  work with TP-Link Tapo smart Wi-Fi products like Smart Lighting, Smart Plug, or Smart Camera?

Tapo Wi-Fi smart devices including Tapo Smart lighting, Smart Plug, and Smart camera are connected to Wi-Fi network directly and does not require a hub to work.

 

While by Tapo Smart Action (Automation & Smart Action),  you can automate the Tapo Wi-Fi smart devices using Tapo Sub-G devices and build much more abundant smart action scenarios (the FAQ will include more scenarios when the Sub-G models are released).

 

 

More Articles:

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Tapo Camera Smart Action: Motion-Triggered Automation & Privacy Mode Shortcut 
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>>Landscape Mode - Tapo App for Pad. >>Smart Action 2.0 Explore and meet the next level home automation. >>How to position my TP-Link camera for optimal performance.
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Re:Introducing Tapo SubG Family- Smart Sensors, Smart Switches, Smart Buttons and More on the Way
2023-07-07 11:30:43

  @Solla-topee 

 

Hi there,

 

Longtime Kasa user now migrating to Tapo products in our new home.

 

I'm wondering if Tapo products form a mesh network and that, by adding different Tapo products in different locatipons, this extends the overall network's range? I'm aware that my Philips Hue bulbs (using Zigbee, a different network protocol, I realise) and wondering if Tapo has similar smarts? This would help me plan out Tapo placement in the new place.

 

Cheers.

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Re:Introducing Tapo SubG Family- Smart Sensors, Smart Switches, Smart Buttons and More on the Way
2023-07-11 11:12:58

  @JonnyM 

Hi,
For the Tapo products that do not support sub-G, they need to connect to the Wi-Fi of the router directly to go to the internet, and this usage scenario won't extend the router's Wi-Fi range. 
For the Tapo products that support the sub-G, they need to connect to a Tapo hub, and the hub connects to the router to go to the internet. These Tapo products can be farther than the other Tapo devices that connect to the router's Wi-Fi directly in some usage scenarios, but the Tapo products won't form a mesh network.

Best Regards

>>Landscape Mode - Tapo App for Pad. >>Smart Action 2.0 Explore and meet the next level home automation. >>How to position my TP-Link camera for optimal performance.
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Re:Introducing Tapo SubG Family- Smart Sensors, Smart Switches, Smart Buttons and More on the Way
2023-12-26 20:10:25 - last edited 2023-12-26 20:11:29

  @Solla-topee 

For the Tapo products that do not support sub-G, they need to connect to the Wi-Fi of the router directly to go to the internet, and this usage scenario won't extend the router's Wi-Fi range. 
For the Tapo products that support the sub-G, they need to connect to a Tapo hub, and the hub connects to the router to go to the internet. These Tapo products can be farther than the other Tapo devices that connect to the router's Wi-Fi directly in some usage scenarios, but the Tapo products won't form a mesh network.

Best Regards

 

https://visitinghub.com/
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2024-01-08 16:40:24

  @Solla-topee thanks for the Sub-G write-up. Where the graphic shows the mobile phone with a TP-Link icon does that denote the TAPO app? Are there any TP-Link 'servers' involved as they aren't shown in the graphic? 

Not necessary a Sub-G query, but do you have an article showing the comms route taken by a TAPO smart device? 
Where are schedules stored on the device within the app or in on a TP-Link server? 

Thanks.

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Re:Introducing Tapo SubG Family- Smart Sensors, Smart Switches, Smart Buttons and More on the Way
2024-01-09 08:32:36

  @HmmmUK 

Hi,
1. The graphic shows the mobile phone with a TP-Link icon referring to the Tapo app. The Tapo devices are controlled and managed via the Tapo app, generally, if you control the Tapo devices remotely, it involves the TP-Link cloud server, and the command route should be the Tapo app sends the command to the cloud server, and then the cloud server sends the command to the Tapo device and the Tapo device execute the command.

 

2. What Tapo product do you have, and what schedule settings are you referring to?

 

Best Regards

>>Landscape Mode - Tapo App for Pad. >>Smart Action 2.0 Explore and meet the next level home automation. >>How to position my TP-Link camera for optimal performance.
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Re:Introducing Tapo SubG Family- Smart Sensors, Smart Switches, Smart Buttons and More on the Way
2024-01-09 10:27:39

  @Solla-topee Thanks for that.
Perhaps the "cloud server" could be added when time allows to the graphics to complete the picture? 

2/ Re "schedules" - I'm referring to the Schedule in the app to turn things off and on etc. 
I'm using smart bulbs but will soon have plugs and cameras as well. 

Are schedules/automations stored differently for different devices?
Does the Hub come into play storing schedules/automations if used for applicable devices? 

Thanks.

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2024-01-10 06:59:32 - last edited 2024-01-10 07:01:15

  @HmmmUK 

Hi,
Thank you for your suggestion, and we'll consider it to improve the picture.
Generally, the schedule settings you configured on the specific device's settings page are saved on the device itself, such as the on/off schedule entries configured on the Wi-Fi smart plug or bulb page, and if the devices connect to the hub to work, such as some Tapo battery cameras, the notifications/alarm schedule settings saved on the hub Tapo H200 and the camera. The smart action/automation entries will be stored on the TP-Link cloud server.
Best Regards

>>Landscape Mode - Tapo App for Pad. >>Smart Action 2.0 Explore and meet the next level home automation. >>How to position my TP-Link camera for optimal performance.
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