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Smart Plug

A smart plug switches any plugged-in device on or off and often reports energy use. It is the fastest way to automate a lamp, fan, or appliance without rewiring.

27 devices 9 brands ranked

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  1. Zooz

    4 models

    Zooz designs Z-Wave devices for North American smart home installations, with a focus on reliable local control and direct-to-consumer pricing.

  2. Shelly

    3 models

    Shelly devices that work with Selora and Home Assistant. Most Shelly products are Wi-Fi and run on the native Shelly integration for local control with no cloud required, plus MQTT. Newer Gen3 and Gen4 models add Bluetooth, Zigbee, and Matter over Wi-Fi, while the Qubino Wave line runs on Z-Wave.

  3. Inovelli

    5 models

    Inovelli smart switches and dimmers that work with Selora and Home Assistant. Inovelli is local-first with no cloud, shipping Zigbee (Blue), Z-Wave (Red), and Matter-over-Thread (White) switches with an RGB notification LED bar and multi-tap scene control.

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Kasa Smart Outdoor Plug EP40M

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A weather resistant Matter plug with two independently switched outlets for landscape lighting, holiday runs and seasonal loads. Both outlets appear as separate switches in Home Assistant.

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Kasa Smart Plug Mini KP115

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The energy monitoring mini plug you will find already installed on most retrofit jobs. Home Assistant adopts it locally through the TP-Link integration and starts metering the appliance behind it.

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Kasa Smart Plug Slim EP25

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The same slim 15A body as the KP125M with energy monitoring and Apple Home support, without Matter. A low cost way to meter one appliance and switch it locally from Home Assistant.

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Kasa Smart Plug Slim KP125M

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A 15A Matter smart plug with energy monitoring in a slim body that leaves the neighboring outlet free. Home Assistant reads power and switches it locally through the TP-Link integration, or over Matter.

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Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Power Strip HS300

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Six individually switched outlets with per outlet energy monitoring, plus three USB charging ports. One Wi-Fi client covers six metered circuits, which is why it earns its place behind a rack or media wall.

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Tapo Mini Smart Plug P110M

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Tapo's Matter certified mini plug with fine grained energy monitoring, resolving consumption down to 0.001 kWh. Local switching and metering in Home Assistant through the TP-Link integration.

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Tapo Mini Smart Plug P115

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The cheapest way to get a metered outlet into Home Assistant. Same 15A mini body as the P110M, energy monitoring included, Matter left out.

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Tapo Smart Wi-Fi Power Strip P306

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Three individually switched outlets and three USB ports with 18W charging, on one Wi-Fi client. A tidy way to make a desk or entertainment unit switchable from Home Assistant.

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