@Gmarv09 

 

Here's a screenshot of what I'm seeing in the app vs a picture of the app from the back of the box.  Notice the app I have is missing the customized color zones on the top and the section for customized effects in the middle.

 

@thomascl 

 

Yup that's the same that I have. I believe those additional features are still coming. But even in its current form I am happy with it. 

@Gmarv09 @sfm42 

 

Can you post a picture of the Adapter & Plug(what ever connects to the strip).

All of the doc's only show the strip.

 

Thanks

@B.Will 

 

Unfortunately I already have it installed in my cabinents but it comes in 3 pieces. Power adapter like what you see for a router. That connects to a rectangular box with a single click button that turns it on. And that connects to the single long LED strip.

 

B.Will wrote

@Gmarv09 @sfm42 

 

Can you post a picture of the Adapter & Plug(what ever connects to the strip).

All of the doc's only show the strip.

 

Thanks

@B.Will 

 

Here you go, I tried to lay it out so you can see what will connect to what.

 

 

Regarding the effects, I will look into that. I want to get clarification from the Smart Home team.

@Tony 

Thanks for the picture

Anyone else having trouble with some of the LED strip functionality via Google Home? 

 

The issue I'm having is getting Google Home to turn the LED strip on and off. I've managed to partially get around it by switching on the LED strip by saying "Hey Google, Turn all lights to Incandesant". Even though I've synced all the devices with Google Assistant/Home, it seems to have issues with the On/Off settings. I can see that Google Home recognising the LED strips as devices (I have three LED strips) so I don't think that is an issue. 

 

Was curious if anyone else is having the same issue? 

 

 

@RyanJW 

 

I'm not getting an issue with Google Assitant, works with the nickname, and the device name. Tested while on the same Wi-Fi and using cellular data.

 

So I'm using Google Home, either the iOS app or a Google Home Hub. I have to use the Kasa app to manually switch on/off the strip lights. It is also pretty hit and miss about changing the brightness.

Done some more testing with voice commands @Tony 

 

"Turn All Lights to 100%" will switch on the LED strip. 

"Turn All Lights to 0%" will switch off the LED strip

 

"Turn All Lights On" will NOT switch on the LED strip. 

"Turn All Lights Off" will NOT switch off the LED strip.

"Turn Living Room LED Strip On" will NOT switch on the LED strip.

"Turn Living Room LED Strip Off" will NOT switch off the LED strip.

 

Using the Google Home app or the Home Hub interface will not turn the LED strip on or off. The app and Home Hub show that the device is switched on/off but the LED strip does not actually reflect the command sent to it. 

 

Anyone else having these issues? 

 

Next step would be to remove the TP Link app and re-add to GH to see if it can solve this issue.