Wiring the Kasa KP200 isn’t really any different than any other in-wall smart outlet on the market. The unit is designed with three pigtails extending from its chunky base. Using the included wire nuts (or larger ones, as I had to use due to extra wires inside my junction box), you simply attach the three pigtails to the color-corresponding line, neutral, and ground wires, and then push everything back into the box.
Home Lights & Appliances
Latest article
Smart Home Cleaning Gadgets for the Fastidious Tech Lover
Hate to clean? Let these smart home gadgets do the cleaning
for you!
If
you’ve ever wished the floor would mop itself and all the dust bunnies...
Build a Web Connected Thermostat with a Raspberry Pi and and an iPhone
Web connected thermostats are great, but they're expensive. If you want to make your own, blogger and engineer Nooganeer shows how to build one...
The Google Assistant comes to more devices at home
With the Google Assistant, we’re helping you get things done around the house—whether your hands are full in the kitchen, you’re too tired to...
