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Model: HS103
Compact Wi-Fi plug with Kasa-app scheduling and Away Mode; check the exact US revision and load limit.
Catalog-level details. Controllers, bridges, accounts, and available features depend on the connection route.
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A recommendation is not recorded yet. Compare the requirements below with your home and the capabilities you need.
US product specifications: 10 A resistive / 1200 W general-use maximum. Do not substitute another HS103 revision’s 15 A rating. Match the label on the installed unit; the retained US V5.8 support-linked guide documents setup, not a broader electrical limit. Documentation reviewed October 16, 2026. Active means manufacturer listing observed; stock, independent certification and physical-device testing are not established. Home Assistant support-list membership does not approve an exact native or Matter route. Match model, region, hardware and firmware before use. Manufacturer-documented Kasa app functions: schedules, Away Mode. These are vendor-app/catalog features; their Home Assistant, Matter or other integration exposure has not been reviewed for this device. Auto-Off and a generic timer are not treated as proof of a countdown timer.
Check your ecosystem, then choose a connection method for its requirements and available controls.
A listed ecosystem is a starting point. Connection methods and exposed capabilities must be checked for the exact variant.
Choose a connection method for its app, account and controller requirements. An app used by one method is not necessarily required for every connection.
Controllers for the reviewed connections are listed below. These requirements do not apply automatically to other setup methods.
Open connection instructions Find manuals and installation diagramsSetup and software downloads have separate requirements from everyday local control. A completely offline setup has not been established by these summaries.
Requirements apply to this setup method.
Provision Wi-Fi, then add the local integration. Fully offline initial setup is not established for every revision.
Check evidenceUse a working Home Assistant installation.
Check evidenceExpand a group to see all recorded attributes. Electrical maxima depend on load type; check operating and installation limits in the exact model documentation. Route-specific feature availability can differ. Missing fields are not a confirmed “No.”
Check the model, region, hardware revision, and document version. Connection-specific sources are linked in each guide.
Kasa HS103 · HS103 · Archive started 2026-10-16. Individual additions may be newer. These files open from Dwelleno.
Original manufacturer pagePlug-in installation; no fixed-wiring neutral connection is performed by the user.
US support-linked manufacturer guide. Match model, region and hardware revision; electrical and load-specific scope is recorded in the device notes.
Original manufacturer files, including its safety instructions. Diagrams may show different AC and DC configurations; check the exact model and supply type.
Reviewed guide
A documented connection is available. Check its equipment, account, firmware and feature requirements.
No verified evidence yet
Compatibility has not been established for this exact model. This does not mean it is incompatible.
Manufacturer-listed
Listed by the manufacturer for this exact model. Setup requirements and exposed features for this ecosystem have not been reviewed.
Manufacturer-listed
Listed by the manufacturer for this exact model. Setup requirements and exposed features for this ecosystem have not been reviewed.
No verified evidence yet
Compatibility has not been established for this exact model. This does not mean it is incompatible.
No verified evidence yet
Compatibility has not been established for this exact model. This does not mean it is incompatible.
No verified evidence yet
Compatibility has not been established for this exact model. This does not mean it is incompatible.
Manufacturer ecosystem listing checked Oct 16, 2026 · Exact-model manufacturer source
Missing documentation does not mean a device is incompatible. Reviewed documentation is not a physical hardware test.
Basic controls on the reviewed connection. Setup, remote access, voice services and firmware updates have separate requirements.
HS103 · US · Documentation reviewed. Check the unit’s hardware and firmware before setup.
Documented controls may have firmware or configuration conditions. Read the guide before relying on a feature.
Open setup guideInstallation & device requirements · Manuals & resources · All connection details
Choose a documented method. Requirements, controls, local/cloud behavior, and evidence stay attached to that route.
Follow the shared TP-Link integration guide, then check this exact route’s account, firmware and capability requirements.
TP-Link setup help for this modelHome Assistant · US · HS103
Documentation reviewed · 10/16/2026. Not tested on physical hardware.
Kasa HS103
To Home Wi-Fi / LAN
Home Wi-Fi / LAN
Home Assistant
Complete the required items before setup. Items marked “Not required” are optional for this route.
Documented
Match HS103 and its hardware revision on the unit. This route uses TP-Link integration over Wi-Fi; Matter, HomeKit and vendor cloud linking are separate routes.
Documented
Complete installation using the exact manufacturer guide and load-specific ratings. Wall switches require appropriate wiring and qualified installation; plug-in devices must use a suitable outlet and load.
Derived from documentation
Connect the device to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. Home Assistant must reach its local address. Different subnets can prevent discovery; follow the official manual-address guidance.
Documented
Use a working Home Assistant installation.
Documented
Documented
Follow the manufacturer setup guide and the official integration prerequisites to connect this exact device to Wi-Fi. Record its address and hardware/firmware version.
Documented
In Home Assistant choose Settings > Devices & services > Add Integration > TP-Link Smart Home, or accept discovery. Supply the device address and TP-Link credentials when required.
Derived from documentation
Check on/off and reported state. For dimmers, fans and multi-outlet devices, check each intended control separately before creating automations. Entity names and endpoint mapping are not hardware-tested by SwitchBase.
Derived from documentation
Home Assistant lists this exact model and documents on/off control for supported plugs/switches and dimmer light controls. Verify the entities exposed by the installed hardware and firmware.
Not yet verified
Light dimming remains unverified for this exact route.
Not yet verified
Power readings remains unverified for this exact route.
Not yet verified
Energy readings remains unverified for this exact route.
Not yet verified
Fan speed entities remains unverified for this exact route.
Documented
Home Assistant connects locally to the device without routing normal commands through TP-Link cloud. Local authentication may still require TP-Link account credentials.
Documented
Provision Wi-Fi, then add the local integration. Fully offline initial setup is not established for every revision.
Documented
Configure Home Assistant remote access separately; its chosen method has additional network/service requirements.
Derived from documentation
Automations depend on the actual exposed entities and their other triggers/services.
Not yet verified
Firmware update path remains unverified for this exact route.
Not yet verified
Hardware and firmware limits remains unverified for this exact route.
Documented
examples_only
Hardware: 1.0 (US) / Firmware: 1.5.7; Hardware: 2.1 (US) / Firmware: 1.1.2; Hardware: 2.1 (US) / Firmware: 1.1.4. These are maintainer examples, not minimum firmware, current manufacturer revision matches, or a guarantee for every revision.
Documented
Home Assistant documents this model through its built-in TP-Link Smart Home integration.
Derived from documentation
Complete manufacturer installation, Wi-Fi provisioning, firmware/authentication checks and the Home Assistant integration. Wall devices also need the appropriate electrical installation.
TP-Link / Kasa · manufacturer · Checked 2026-10-16
Retained exact-model primary source; no seller-stock or certification verification.
Source location: Exact US identity; wireless specifications; controls and load limits
TP-Link · manufacturer · Checked 2026-10-16
Follow the exact hardware revision and load-specific installation instructions.
Source location: Exact US installation and setup guide
Home Assistant · platform · Checked 2026-10-16
Local integration with model listing and conditional firmware/authentication guidance.
Source location: Supported Kasa devices; prerequisites; configuration; Lights; Plugs and switches; Data updates; Third-party compatibility
python-kasa maintainers · platform · Checked 2026-10-16
Maintainer examples: Hardware: 1.0 (US) / Firmware: 1.5.7; Hardware: 2.1 (US) / Firmware: 1.1.2; Hardware: 2.1 (US) / Firmware: 1.1.4. Examples are not a minimum firmware or a guarantee for every revision.
Source location: HS103 hardware/firmware examples
Home Assistant · platform · Checked 2026-10-15
Platform-maintained instructions; feature exposure remains device and firmware dependent.
Compare the documented support source and effort for each route. Official/community support and local/cloud operation are separate questions.
Home Assistant documents this model through its built-in TP-Link Smart Home integration.
Check status & evidenceComplete manufacturer installation, Wi-Fi provisioning, firmware/authentication checks and the Home Assistant integration. Wall devices also need the appropriate electrical installation.
Check status & evidenceUse the built-in TP-Link Smart Home integration.
Provision the device using the official app or documented Kasa command-line method. Newer Kasa devices/firmware require TP-Link cloud email/password for local authentication; older versions may not. This guide does not promise account-free setup or operation for every revision.
Check evidenceThis route uses direct Wi-Fi communication. A separate Kasa, Zigbee or Thread bridge is not part of this path; the Home Assistant host remains required.
Check evidenceReviewed documentation, catalog records, and manufacturer observations have different scopes. A source for one capability does not establish every feature.
Connection guides preserve source dates, publishers, review status, and claim-level links. “Documentation reviewed” does not mean tested on physical hardware.
Documentation reviewed Oct 16, 2026 · HS103 · US
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Not required
This route uses direct Wi-Fi communication. A separate Kasa, Zigbee or Thread bridge is not part of this path; the Home Assistant host remains required.
Documented
Provision the device using the official app or documented Kasa command-line method. Newer Kasa devices/firmware require TP-Link cloud email/password for local authentication; older versions may not. This guide does not promise account-free setup or operation for every revision.
Documented
Some firmware requires Settings > Third-Party Compatibility in the Kasa app. Check this if authentication or local communication fails.
Not yet verified
Motion sensor entities remains unverified for this exact route.
Source location: Home Assistant remote access
Home Assistant · platform · Checked 2026-10-15
Platform-maintained instructions; feature exposure remains device and firmware dependent.
Source location: Home Assistant automation basics