🔌 Kasa Outdoor Smart Dimmer Plug - IP64 Plug-in Dimmer for Outdoor String Lights - Alexa, Google Assistant & SmartThings Compatible - Long Wi-Fi Range - 2.4Ghz - No Hub Required - ETL Certified (KP405) Review

I love Kasu. I can't wait for the doorbell to ring. I sold to customers at kasa. So it was very disappointing to find out how weak this product was for outdoor use. As usual, it's easy to set up and install. The problem is that he cannot work for a long time. It can only handle about 2 amps of current. I hooked up my headlights and it was amazing for about 10 minutes. Then they went out and the Kasa application told me that the device is overheating. It will reset after a few minutes. I'll buy…

I've been looking for something like this for years. I have an outdoor chandelier that I would like to dim because it is too bright. However, all existing outdoor Wi-Fi controllers are just on/off switches. All current Wi-Fi controlled dimmers are for indoor use only. Until it came. I already use the Kasa system in my home so it only took a few minutes to pair and install. And now, after so many years, my patio chandelier shone perfectly. I highly recommend the Kasa system.

Works exactly as advertised. Connecting to Wi-Fi was quick and easy, and I love that I can finally dim our Costco outdoor string lights a little. Of course, it would be better to have two separately adjustable sockets as in the non-dimmable version, but that works perfectly for me. The outlet should be on, it turned on automatically. I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't come until the next "event" which would be a power outage. However, I wish there was a dark mode in the Kasa app.

I bought this for balcony lights. I had no problems. Setup is easy and even gives you the option to calibrate the brightness range. The calibration function is particularly important when using dimmable LED lamps, which can flicker erratically at lower brightness levels with regular dimmers. Pros: - solid construction - easy setup - excellent brightness calibration function - this is one of the few smart plugs with dimming function. Cons: - can overheat in direct sunlight on a hot day while…

I don't respond to much marketing emails, but we have many Kasa lightbulbs and sockets that connect to our Alexa-powered smart home system. I first tried it on a bunch of LED strings running around my garden, currently on an old school timer with a manual slide dimmer that works great. The Kasa switch would not connect to Wi-Fi, which seems to be a common problem with a 'smart' switch designed for outdoor use. It just didn't work. I then attempted to hook it up to a series of string lights…