TP Link Kasa KS240 Manual de Usario

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01 / Before You Start
• Separate load wires for fan and light are required.
• A neutral wire is required to install the smart switch.
• The smart switch is designed for single-pole (one
location) wiring (not compatible with 3-way/multi-way
switch wiring).
• Supported fan type: speed control (most AC motor
pull-chain ceiling fans) with a recommended rating of
less than 60W.
• For optimal fan performance, please manually adjust the
fan speed to the highest settings with the independent
speed control of your fan, (e.g., pull chain).
• use to control exhaust fans, DC motor fans, and DO NOT
fans with integrated fan speed controls (i.e., fans with
remote control or Bluetooth/Wi-Fi enabled).
Line up the smart switch with the mounting holes. Secure
it with screws.
2
Ensure the UP arrow on the back of the wallplate points up
and attach the wallplate. Then turn on the circuit breaker.
3
3Unscrew the old switch and pull it out of the wallbox Use a .
voltage detector to test all wires connected to the old switch
and in the wallbox to conrm that all power is o for the
wallbox.
CAUTION !
1. - The product should be installed by a Risk of Electric Shock
qualied electrician.
2. - Disconnect power supply before servicing. High Voltage
02 / Wire Your Switch
1Turn o turn othe light and fan of the old switch and the
circuit breaker. Check whether your power is o by turning
your fan and light on and o a few times. Make sure your old
switch is turned o before continuing wiring.
OFF
3) Turn o the circuit breaker. Use a voltage detector to test
all wires connected to the old switch and in the wallbox to
conrm that all power is o. Label the energized wire as
the . Line wire
OFF
1) Turn on your light switch, turn o your fan switch, and turn
on the circuit breaker to see that your light is working.
2) Use a voltage detector to identify the energized wire
among the two load wires. This should be the load wire of
your light switch.
3) Turn o the circuit breaker and the light switch. Use a
voltage detector to test all wires connected to the old
switch and in the wall box to conrm that all power is o.
Label the energized wire as . Then label the Lighting Load
other one as .Fan Load
1. Turn Power O & Pull Out the Old Switch
• : Usually a bundle of white wires, not connected to Neutral
the old switch. They may be folded up in the very back of
your wallbox. If the old switch is smart, then the neutral wire
may be connected to the switch.
• : Usually a green or bare copper wire. Ground
• : Usually black. One end is connected to Line (Live/Hot)
the circuit breaker, the other to your old switch.
• : Usually black or red. One end is connected to the Load
switch, the other to your electrical device.
Get to know the wires in your wall box.
1
Note: The wire colors used in this guide are recommended by the
National Electric Code (NEC). Your actual wire colors may vary.
Note: If you nd your old switch or other metal parts are still
energized, please consult a qualied electrician for help.
Note: If you nd more than one wire is energized, please refer to:
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/3682/
Note: DO NOT remove any wires.
2. Identify the Wires
1Disconnect all wires from the old switch, and connect them
to the smart switch as below. Check that all the wires are
correct. Pull gently to make sure each wire is secure.
3. Remove Old Switch and Install Smart Switch
Tools You’ll Need
• Electrical Detector
• Philips or Slotted Screwdriver • Pliers
• Electrical Insulated Gloves
(Recommended)
*Images may dier from your actual product.
Smart Ceiling Fan Control
and Dimmer Switch
Quick Start Guide
©2023 TP-Link 7106510221 REV1.0.0
2Remove the wallplate of your old switch and use a voltage
detector to test terminals and other metal parts of the old
switch to conrm that all power is o for the switch.
Fan Light
Identify and label the and wires in the wall Ground Neutral
box.
2
Identify the , , and wires of the Line Fan Load Lighting Load
old switch according to their wire colors and the existing
marks, if any, and label them with the provided wire labels.
3
5Identify and label the and wires.Lighting Load Fan Load
4Identify and label the wire.Line
1) Turn on the circuit breaker. Make sure your old light and fan
switch is turned o.
Take care to avoid electric shocks.
Line wire
L n Loadighti g
F oadan L
L n Loadighti g
F oadan L
Installation Guide & FAQs:
Scan QR code or visit
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/3682/
Take care to avoid electric shocks.
Fan Light
OFF
Flip the page over to continue.
F oadan L
L n Loadighti g
Fan Light
Light Load
2) Use a voltage detector to identify the energized wire
( ). Line wire
Note: Take a photo of the old switch wiring conditions for later
reference. Make sure all labels and wires are clearly displayed in
the picture.
The recommended wiring order: Ground > Neutral > Fan &
Lighting Load > Line.
If you cannot identify and label the Line, Fan Load, and
Lighting Load wires, you can follow and to make it. Steps 4 5
Otherwise, you can skip and . Steps 4 5
ON
ON
Detach the Wallplate
1. DOWNLOAD KASA
2. SET UP
3. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES
Tap the + button in the app and select and Smart Switch
then your model Then follow the step-by-step app .
instructions to set up your smart switch.
Kasa works with Alexa, Google Assistant, and other
third-party services to control your switch by voice.
Go to in the Kasa Smart Me > Third-Party Services
app to integrate Third-Party Services.
03 / Set Up Your Switch
OR
Get the app from the App Store or Kasa Smart
Google Play.
SpecicationsTroubleshooting
Rating: 120V~ 60Hz
Lighting Load: 300W INC/HAL, 150W LED
Light Dimming Type: Leading Edge Dimming / TRIAC Phase Cut
Ceiling Fan Load: 1.5A Max Load, 4-Speed
Supported Fan Type: AC Motor Speed Control
Switch Type: E.D. (Lighting), μ (Fan)
Operation Temperature: 0~40℃
Required Outlet Box Dimensions: H > 2.95 in./75 mm, W > 1.81
in./46 mm, D > 2 in./51 mm
Operating Control, Type 1 action
Pollution Degree 2, Rated Impulse Voltage 2500 V
Software Class A, NEMA Type 1
Need some help?
Visit https://www.tp-link.com/support
for technical support, user guides, FAQs,
warranty & more
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Introduction
Light On/O
Button & LED
Fan On/O
Button & LED
Fan Speed
Control Bar
Dimmer
Control Bar
Detach the
wallplate
Restart Button
HomeKit Numeric Code
• For HomeKit setup.
Note: You can nd another Homekit setup code label
in the package and stick it anywhere you like as
needed for setup.
LED Status
Starting up;
Disconnected from Cloud.
Solid red
Blinking red quickly
Blinking white quickly
Blinking red slowly
Solid white
Blinking red & white slowly
Connecting to Wi-Fi.
Ready for setup.
Restoring to factory default settings.
Blinking white slowly Firmware updating.
Blinking red & white quickly Resetting Wi-Fi.
Disconnected from Wi-Fi.
Connected to Cloud.
Safety Information
Before installing, servicing, or removing the switch, read and
follow all safety precautions including the following:
• CAUTION – Risk of Electric Shock – More than one
disconnect switch may be required to de-energize the
equipment before servicing. A circuit breaker which
disconnects the Line and Neutral conductor simultaneously
is suitable. Ensure power is o at the circuit breaker before
removing or installing any switch. Use a non-contact
voltage tester to ensure the power is o.
• The Smart Switch must be installed and used in accordance
with the National Electric Code (NEC) or your local electrical
code. If you are unfamiliar with these codes and require-
ments, or are uncomfortable performing the installation,
consult a qualied electrician.
• Do not install the Smart Switch with wet hands or when
standing on wet or damp surfaces.
• Install only in a suitable UL Listed or equivalent outlet box
(suitable dimensions: H > 2.95 in./75 mm, W > 1.81 in./46
mm, D > 2 in./51 mm).
High Voltage – Disconnect power supply before servicing
CAUTION
Haute tension. Débrancher l'alimentation électrique avant
d'utiliser
MISE EN GARDE
Appearance
Button Explanations
Restart
Press and hold either of the buttons for
about to reset Wi-Fi while retaining 5s
other settings.
Press to restart your switch.
Single press the corresponding button to
to turn on/off your light/fan.
Press and hold either of the buttons for
about to restore your switch to 10s
factory default settings.
or
Brightness
100%
1%
Fan Speed
Level 4
Level 1
Fan Speed Control Bars:
Slide to any of the 4 speed
levels.
Dimmer Control Bars: Slide
to decrease or increase the
brightness.
Carefully insert a at-bladed screwdriver into the opening
at the bottom of the wallplate and pull forward to remove
the wallplate.
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Q1: Have any trouble with the wiring?
A1: If you fail to wire the smart switch or encounter any
troubles in the wiring process, you can visit
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/3682/ for the
installation FAQ.
Q2: Cannot nd your switch in the setup process?
A2: Your phone looks for the smart switch via Bluetooth. If it is
unable to nd your switch, you can:
1. Move your smartphone closer to the smart switch and
disconnect other Bluetooth devices from your phone.
2. Turn o Bluetooth on your phone, then turn it back on
and try again.
3. Restart your switch by single pressing the Restart button.
4. If the problem persists, press and hold either of the
On/O buttons on the switch for about 10s to restore your
switch to factory default settings.
Q3: Failing to set up HomeKit for your smart switch?
A3: You can try the following methods to solve HomeKit setup
issue:
1. Press and hold either of the On/O buttons on the switch
for about 10s to restore your switch to factory default
settings and restart your phone. Then try again.
2. Move your iPhone/iPad and the smart switch closer to
the router to get a stronger Wi-Fi signal.
3. HomeKit setup will be disabled after 10 minutes from the
smart switch powering on. You can single press the Restart
button to try again.
4. Creating a new home in the Home app can greatly help
set up your smart switch.
Refer to the FAQ below for detailed troubleshooting:
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/3390/
Q4: How do I control the LEDs of the smart switch?
A4: You can manage them on the Kasa Smart app. Go to the
status page of your switch and go to >LED Status. You
can turn on/o your LEDs and set brightness and
schedules for them.
Q5: Are your lights too bright when dimming to the
minimum level, or do they icker?
A5: Open the Kasa Smart app and go to Device Settings to
adjust the dimming range.
Bulbs may vary in their dimming range. For optimal dimming
performance, recalibrate the brightness in the Kasa Smart
app after changing a bulb.
Q6: Is your fan speed too low?
A6: Ensure that the fan is manually adjusted to highest possible
setting with its pull chain or other independent speed
control.
For step-by-step setup instructions, please visit:
• Google Home Assistant:
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/1534/
• Amazon Alexa:
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/944/

Especificaciones del producto

Marca: TP Link
Categoría: No categorizado
Modelo: Kasa KS240

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