TP-Link HS110 Setup Instructions

Smart Plug Set-Up Instructions
Use the Kasa app to
connect the HS110
smart plug to your
2.4 GHz wi network
Sign up with WattTime
at device.watttime.org
to allow WattTime to
talk to your smart plug
Use a tp-link HS110 smart plug to see AER in action
Make your smart plug an emissions reducing hero
With the help of WattTime, any electricity-using, internet-connected device can automatically run at times when energy is
cleanest. We call this practice “Automated Emissions Reduction”. We pair AER with devices that don’t need a constant
supplyof electricity, like a thermostat, so you can use cleaner energy without any sacrices. However, for demo purposes,
you can use a smart plug that turns on and o󰀨 in response to real-time emissions from your local grid to switch o󰀨 a lamp
or other device.
Let’s Get Started
Step 1: Set-up two accounts
1. Kasa:
• Download and open the free Kasa Smart app from the app store on your smartphone.
• Follow the prompts to set up an account and connect your smart plug
• Ensure that in “Device Settings”, “Remote Control” is on
2. WattTime
• Open https://device.watttime.org in a web browser and sign up for an account
Step 2: Connect the accounts
• On https://device.watttime.org, hover over “Manage devices” and select “TP-Link” from the drop down options
• Fill out the TP-Link credentials form with the email and password of your Kasa Smart app account
• Check the permissions box to allow WattTime to talk to your TP-Link smart plug
• Click “Submit”
• The smart plugs you previously registered with the Kasa Smart app should now appear on the right of the page.
Refresh the page if they don’t.
Step 3: Set up the plug to run WattTime AER
• Check the “Control device with WattTime” box to reveal device options
• Select “General Purpose” and enter how aggressive you want to see the device respond the changing grid
emissions. The longer the window, the more opportunity for running on cleaner energy. A good middle-of-the-road
option is a minimum of 30 minutes of on time for a 60 minute duration.
• Enter the address where the device is located so that it responds to the local grid emissions.
Step 4: Plug it in
• Plug in a lamp and watch how grid cleanliness changes throughout the day
• You can also use the technology for how it’s intended, as a “set it and forget it” implementation with a phone or
computer charger or any other of the many devices that don’t need constant power.
• A detailed diagram of what you should see is shown on the next page.
Need more help with set-up? support@watttime.org

TP-Link HS110 Specifications

General

Type	-
Maximum transfer distance	- m
Operated via Android devices	Yes
Input current	16 A
AC input voltage	100-240 V
Maximum input power	3680 W
Compatible power plug types	EU
Operating temperature (T-T)	0 - 40 °C
Operating relative humidity (H-H)	5 - 90 %
Bandwidth	2.4 GHz
Wi-Fi standards	802.11b, 802.11g, Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n)
Sustainability certificates	RoHS
Product color	White
Frequency range	2.4 - 2.4 GHz
Certification	RoHS, EAC, CE
Placement supported	Indoor
Number of smart plugs	1

Weight and Dimensions

Depth	77 mm
Width	66.3 mm
Height	100.3 mm
Weight	131.8 g
Package depth	144 mm
Package width	88 mm
Package height	90 mm