Thanks
purchased the TP light bike so will get these for the house as well as only wanted one plug to start but basically getting the second one for £10 buying a two pack

Not showing up on a search on CostCo's website

Was going to post this myself. Not sure whether to go for it or not.

Thinking of going for the outlets/sockets you control rather than the adaptors, I know they need fitting but it feel s like a more permanent solution?

Thanks CampGareth, good point.

Shame it's in store only, not a lot of CostCo's about locally and won't be near when anytime soon

Just got the pair from Costco Hanworth...Thanks OP

Where is the Costco Hanworth??

These are great. They work beautifully with Google home.

Unfortunately, TP-Link don't have an IFTTT channel, which somewhat limits the native functionality of this.

I use a Belkin one for outside lights which automatically come on at Sunset, then turn off at 11pm, which is easy as Belkin do have an IFTTT channel.

You can use the custom Webhook applet in IFTTT if you need to, follow the below instructions to allow you do to it:

1: Navigate to uuidgenerator.net/ver…on4 and generate a v4 UUID.

2: Download Advanced Rest Client for Chrome.

3: Configure the following:
URL: wap.tplinkcloud.com
Method: POST
Custom Content Type: Content-Type: application/json
Raw Payload:
{"method": "login",
"params": {
"appType": "Kasa_Android",
"cloudUserName": "",
"cloudPassword": "",
"terminalUUID": ""}}
Then hit Send.

4: You should then get a result including Token ID ( "token": "YOUR_TOKEN_HERE")

5: Create a new request in Advanced REST Client with the following settings:
URL: wap.tplinkcloud.com?token=YOUR_TOKEN_HERE
Content-Type: application/xml
RAW Payload: {"method":"getDeviceList"}
Hit Send

6: You should return an XML formatted list of all your devices.
Note down the "deviceId", also checking the "Alias" to determine which device you're looking at if you have multiple connected.
Also note the "appServerUrl", which will be something like eu-wap.tplinkcloud.com

7: From IFTTT, select the "This" of your choosing, and select "Webhook" for "That".

8: Under "Make a Web Request", enter the appServerUrl followed by /?token=/ followed by the Token from Step 4. eg:
eu-wap.tplinkcloud.com/?to…xxx

9: Other Details:
Method: Post
Content Type: application/json
Body:
{"method":"passthrough", "params": {"deviceId": "", "requestData": "{\"system\":{\"set_relay_state\":{\"state\":1} } }" } }
NOTE: "state" can be 1 or 0 depending on if you want the trigger to turn the device on or off.

10: Save the Applet and enjoy.

I found the Belkin ones to be unreliable, kept becoming unresponsive. I have 4 of these and one of the bulbs for outside and I find these much better and more reliable. The app used to control them is extremely good and Amazon Echo functionality works an absolute treat.