@Riley_S 

I've purchased several 3-way dimmer kits (KS230) and have success with one set out of three that I've attempted to install. I reached out to support to be told a supervisor would be calling me to help resolve my issues. I've read and followed instructions on the tp-link website as well as watched YouTube videos for instructions. Still no success. Is it possible to get the updated version sent to me to try to see if that solves my issues?

Thank you,

June

  @Riley_S when I look on Amazon I see a "new version" for $54.99 now advertised. Is that this new v2 version?

AmazonSmile: Kasa Smart 3 Way Dimmer Switch KIT, Dimmable Light Switch Compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant and SmartThings, Neutral Wire Needed, 2.4GHz, ETL Certified, No Hub Required (KS230 KIT), White : Everything Else

I want to make sure I order the right device.

Bill Suarez

  @Riley_S 

I just installed my v2 kit and it works perfectly. Great job on the redesign.

Thanks

Bill Suarez 

  @Riley_S does the version 2 still have single kit (1 Main switch and 1 Satellite switch) limitation. Can the version 2 be used in a 3 or 4 tree pole switch configuration?

  @TimOC01 

Yes, Main and satellite. However there is no longer any polarity on the travelers.

This is only for a two switch dimmer circuit. A three or four way is not possible, those are electrically different circuit configurations.

  @Riley_S 

Sir, the KS230 V1 had some hardware problems that had been pledged to be corrected in V2.  No mention of same in announcement.  I've been avoiding the KS230 while awaiting the more stable hardware version.   Does any of this ring a bell, and did whatever those root problems were get corrected as committed?  ( I want to say Carl had spoken to this in the past).

Thanks,

-d

  @Carl I've installed almost a dozen normal Kasa Smart Dimmers without issue.  I've now gone through 4 V1.8 and all but 2 was DOA.  1 worked until a firmware upgrade fried it.  Is Kasa/TP-Link offering any discounts to us non-official Beta testers?  Wasted easily 5 or 6 hours of my life.

  @Riley_S 

Sir, should these not now work on 4-way circuits?  You did say the travelers are no longer longer orientation sensitive right?  A proper 4-way switch switch is simply flipping the travelers between each other when switched.  To break that you'd literally have to carry non-standard voltage or signaling down the travelers instead of using Wi-Fi to signal state changes.   Hard to believe anybody would do that, but you tell me.