Kasa (TP-Link)
Smart Plug with Energy Monitoring (Matter)
KP125M
Kasa Wi-Fi smart plug with manufacturer-documented Matter and Kasa-app energy monitoring; this reviewed guide covers the local TP-Link integration.
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Kasa (TP-Link)
KP125M
Kasa Wi-Fi smart plug with manufacturer-documented Matter and Kasa-app energy monitoring; this reviewed guide covers the local TP-Link integration.
Kasa (TP-Link)
KS240
Kasa Wi-Fi ceiling-fan control and light dimmer for compatible AC fans and a neutral-required single-pole circuit.
Kasa (TP-Link)
KP115
Kasa Wi-Fi plug with energy monitoring in the Kasa app; US electrical ratings are documented separately from other regions.

Tapo (TP-Link)
P110M
A Tapo Matter-over-Wi-Fi plug with documented energy monitoring. Connection requirements and exposed readings depend on the selected ecosystem, hardware and firmware.
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