Kasa Smart WiFi Motion Sensor Switch, Single Pole, Needs Neutral Wire, 2,4GHz Wi-Fi Light Switch, Kompatibel med Alexa & Google Home, UL-certificeret, Ingen Hub påkrævet (KS200M), Hvid, 1-Pack Motion Sensor 1-Pack

Name: Kasa Smart WiFi Motion Sensor Switch, Single Pole, Needs Neutral Wire, 2,4GHz Wi-Fi Light Switch, Kompatibel med Alexa & Google Home, UL-certificeret, Ingen Hub påkrævet (KS200M), Hvid, 1-Pack Motion Sensor 1-Pack
Brand: Kasa Smart
SKU: 0840030702686
Price: 416.11 DKK
Availability: InStock

Brand:Kasa Smart

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KS200M er en smart switch med en avanceret bevægelses- og omgivende lyssensor indbygget. Ideel til områder, hvor håndfri betjening er ideel, KS200M er perfekt til dem, der ønsker mere automatisering i deres hjem, inklusive dem med begrænset mobilitet eller dem med børn i hjemmet. Gå ind i et rum og få dit lys til at tænde automatisk. Lys kan programmeres til at slukke efter en indstillet tid uden bevægelsesdetektion for at spare på strømmen. Den smarte kontakt inkluderer også en omgivende lyssensor, der registrerer dagslysforhold og forhindrer lyset i at tænde i dagtimerne, hvis det ønskes. Tilpas din oplevelse fuldt ud med indstillinger baseret på din rutine. Det bedste af det hele er, at KS200M er håndfri, stemmestyrbar og app-adgang. Fra Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, til Samsung SmartThings, Kasa Smart KS200M giver dig praktisk stemmestyring. Du kan forvente Kasa Smart-kvalitet med KS200M, som har gennemgået strenge sikkerhedstests og er blevet UL-certificeret af 3. parts Underwriter Laboratories. Derudover er enheden understøttet af en brancheførende 2-års begrænset garanti. Hvis du er en af de mere end 7 millioner Kasa Smart-brugere, vil du også sætte pris på, at KS200M er kompatibel med andre Kasa-enheder, hvilket betyder, at du kan indstille grupper og smarte handlinger til at fungere sammen med andre Kasa Smart-enheder. Tag kontrol over din smart belysning, og har total automatiseret frihed med Kasa Smart KS200M Smart Switch med bevægelsessensor. Dette, som kan opnå mere automatisering, intelligens og personlige indstillinger. Standard: IEEE802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi Standard: 2,4 GHz kun Wi-Fi Maks. belastning: 600W INC, 3000 W CFL/LED. Strømforsyning: AC 100~125 V, 50/60 Hz neutral ledning påkrævet. 2 års garanti.

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Kategorier Værktøj og boligforbedring, Electrical, Switches og dimmere, Vægafbrydere, Lysafbrydere,

【Guidet opsætning】 Som med alle Kasa-produkter kan du følge den brugervenlige Kasa-app for at guide dig gennem installationsprocessen. Dette produkt kræver en neutral ledning til installation. Hvis du ikke er fortrolig med elektriske ledninger, anbefaler vi altid at bruge en autoriseret elektriker til at hjælpe med installationen. 【Kasa Smart Action】 Switchen er en del af Kasa Smart Ecosystem og fungerer sammen med andre Kasa-enheder, så du kan indstille smarte handlinger og grupperinger med dine andre Kasa-enheder. 【Pålidelig og pålidelig】 KS200M er UL-certificeret, hvilket betyder, at der udføres strenge tests for sikkerheden og er certificeret af et 3. parts laboratorium. Inkluderer vores brancheførende 2-års garanti. Kasa er betroet af over 7 millioner brugere verden over. 【Stemme- og appkontrol】 Administrer din enhed med stemmekommandoer via Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant eller Samsung SmartThings. Håndfri betjening af dine lys fra hvor som helst gennem den gratis Kasa app. 【Fungerer med alle pæretyper】600W glødelampe/halogen, 300W LED/CFL/MLV/ELV. 【Smart Mode & Away Mode】 Indstil forskellige lysudløsere baseret på din rutine for ubesværet kontrol. Tænder og slukker automatisk for enheder på forskellige tidspunkter for at give det indtryk, at nogen er hjemme. 【Dagslysdetektion】Smart omgivende lysdetektion registrerer dagslys og forhindrer lys i at tænde i løbet af dagen. 【Avanceret bevægelsesdetektion】 Fuldstændig håndfri og smart betjening af dine tilsluttede lys. Kontakten tænder automatisk lyset, når der registreres bevægelse, og slukker efter en forudindstillet tid. Ideel til områder som soveværelser, gange og toiletter, hvor håndfri betjening er ideel.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Kasa Smart
Brand	‎Kasa Smart
Certification	‎UL
Color	White
Color	‎White
Country of Origin	‎Vietnam
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,759 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎1 Switch, 1 Wall Plate, 2 Wire Nuts, 2 Screws, 4 Wire Labels
Item model number	‎KS200M
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	0.22 Pounds
Item Weight	‎0.22 Pounds
Item Weight	‎3.52 ounces
Lower Temperature Rating	‎32 Degrees Fahrenheit
Manufacturer	‎TP-LINK
Material	‎Plastic
Mounting Type	Pole
Mounting Type	‎Pole
Part Number	‎KS200M
Power Source	Corded Electric
Power Source	‎Corded Electric
Product Dimensions	‎1.82"D x 3.33"W x 5.06"H
Product Dimensions	‎5.06 x 3.33 x 1.82 inches
Size	‎1-Pack
Style	‎Motion Sensor
Switch Style	‎On/Off
Switch Type	‎1-way
Thickness	‎1.82 Inches
Upper Temperature Rating	‎104 Degrees Fahrenheit
Voltage	‎120 Volts
Warranty Description	‎2 years
Wattage	‎1.5 watts

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Scritto da: GearFreak

Good unless it breaks. Warranty is an arduous process!

These switches were working well until one of them stopped working. Over a few weeks, I noticed one of the switches kept staying on. I was always able to turn the light off eventually by manually clicking on/off button on the switch. However, it was kind of annoying because the reason I bought these was to save electricity by only turning on the lights when someone was in the room. I thought it was just some software bug or something like that. Fast forward a few weeks, and the light switch would NOT turn off the lights. I could still "talk" to the switch from the Kasa app. When I turned the switch "On" and "off" from the app, I could hear a tiny click coming from the switch in the wall, so I know the commands were received by the switch. I think the main relay for cycling the lights was fused closed. I tried to reset the switch, as well as force power cycled with my circuit breaker. Nothing fixed the issue. If it is the relay fused shut, as I suspect, it indicates TP Link did not use very good quality relays in this device. Keep in mind I have only had this device for two months, and it's already failed! TP Link should really use better quality hardware. Unfortunately I am about 3 weeks out from my Amazon return/replacement timeline, so I had to go through TP Link Warranty support. Man, compared to Amazon's support the TP Link support is an absolutely arduous nightmare. I first went to the main TP Link RMA page. There, I was directed to "register" the device to my account before contacting customer service for an RMA. So I tried to register the device. Unfortunately the system did NOT recognize the serial number of my switch and said it was invalid. I triple checked the serial number, and even tried all combinations of replacing 0 (the number zero) with the letter O in case I mis-read the serial number. Nothing worked. Apparently this must happen often enough, because TP Link even had a notice message directing me to the relevant support line to handle just this issue of the serial number not being recognized. At this point I was getting frustrated and tried calling the TP Link number Amazon sent me. That number directed me to a phone support line with a very long waiting period. That same number gave a pre-recorded memo that I should use the "Live Chat" feature on TP Link's website for faster service. So now I went to the Live Chat service. What ensued was a long and painful 30 minute chat session with the customer support tech asking me to perform all sorts of tests on the device, reinstalling the switch in different circuits, etc. Oh, and although the tech can take more than 5 minutes to respond to a simple query, you are not allowed to take more than 3 minutes to respond to them or else they terminate the chat automatically. So now that the tech has seemingly verified that my switch is indeed NOT working, I thought they would ship me a new one with a return shipping label for the broken one. Nope. They are going to send me an email "within a day" with further instructions for completing the RMA process. So in summary, the switch was fine while it worked, but if it breaks you are in for a terrible time dealing with TP Link's warranty support. If I had known it was going to take about an hour of calls/troubleshooting/chat I think I would have just cut my losses and tossed the switch. These aren't all that expensive, and my time is worth more than the cost of a replacement switch. I would recommend these only if you consider them to be a consumable product. If you want something more reliable, look over to Lutron. I have some of their Caseta switches, and they've been rock solid. Obviously this is anecdotal, as I am but one person with a few switches from each brand, and I could have happened to get a "one in a million" bad switch from Kasa and only good switches from Lutron. However, I am only going to buy the Caseta switches moving forward.

Scritto da: MC

Pretty awesome, but Kasa needs to redesign for easier and more "proper" device installation

I picked Kasa as my go-to for smart plugs, switches, etc quite a few years ago. The big seller for me was not needing an extra hub, they connect directly to wifi. They all work great, though with the newest app version (Android 13, Pixel 6 pro) the app seems slower to load and grab the status of all the devices. Normally we just yell at Google to turn things on and off, so it's not too big of a deal. We really only use the app to set schedules, add new devices, etc. I have a really hard time waking up in the winter when you have so few hours of daylight, I love that the [non-motion] dimmer in our master bedroom can be programmed to turn on very slowly. Wife and I both have to wake up early to take meds, and it's nice to have the schedule set to come on at 6 at 1% brightness, then from 6:15 to 6:45 it gradually increases in brightness to a set brightness. Cons: TP-Link/Kasa needs to get with the program on wiring standards and what size devices fit in the in wall boxes. I've been out of the game for over a decade, but back when I worked for an electrical contractor we had single gang boxes (fit one device, outlet, switch, etc) and single gang deep. The box size you would install for new construction depended on the wire size (& quantity), and device. These devices are a little larger than a GFCI outlet, which typically is going to go into a deep box. The issue is that a lot of the places you might want to use these devices, you're going to have a 15A circuit and a standard depth box, so it's going to be a tight squeeze. If you've ever replaced your own dumb outlets or switchs you'll be familiar with the screw terminals, for ground, hot, and neutral (and if a GFCI outlet then hot wires have line and load terminals too). A majority of the Kasa devices I have ONLY have pigtails. So you end up with a wildly unnecessary number of splices to make and jam into a box. I think this is bad news bears for any DIY'er who hasn't had proper training in correctly splicing wires. (though you could make this argument for people not knowing how tight to screw down the terminals, the correct direction to loop the wires around the terminal, etc) I digress... given the huge size of the devices, there's not a lot of room for having to stuff up-to 3 additional wirenuts into the back of the box. They come with the tiny orange wirenuts, which in a dual or greater gang box is going to be way too small for all the neutrals. TP-Link/Kasa: please update all your models to have screw terminals instead of pigtails! Ok now that I'm done with my rant, I still love these devices! We use the basic motion sensor in the laundry room. Wife left the lights on all day, I'd forget too. It's wildly convenient to walk into the laundry room with an armload of laundry and the lights turn on for you. It's double convenient since our garage walks into the laundry room, so when you come home at 530-6 and it's already pitch black outside because time fell-back already, it's awesome when the lights come on for you. I thought I might have issues where the lights turn off on you while you're switching loads, kneeling in front of the dryer trying to fold things, etc. But they seem to stay on, and the default "time off" seems to be reasonable as well. Game changer, now I have to figure out where to install the dimmer version I picked up on sale!

Scritto da: Vic

Fairly good. Feel amazingly cheap though :/

Wife has told me she hates the feel of the switches, which i agree they do feel like the cheapest quality thin shiny plastic. But they do the job, sensing is good, reactivation can be a little slow when it turns off on you. Works really well with the kasa app when we have an internet connection (for some reason even though theyre meant to work through the router alone, if you lose internet connection but still have strong wifi..they dont connect. So somewhere they do rely on an internet connection unless my asus router is blocking wifi everytime it drops connection). But..they dont force you to enable location tracking like most app related products out of china atm. Big ???? These do fit into those tiny 1950's wall boxes for single switches, but its very tight, had to grind the screw plates down a little. And these are deep items which fill that box...so no place for wires and connectors, especially the twist on usa style connectors. As a result the two of these i installed sit at an angle on the wall. It was the only way to get them in the holes with the wires. But the convenience is good, and now were all on led bulbs having it turn on and off as mutch as it likes wont run the bill up (switching on a 100w incandescent bulb is meant to cost as much as running it for 2hours. Led's dont have that issue. As well as being 1/20th the cost to run them.