As you can see, there may be different reasons behind the Wi-Fi connection issues. So ensure you try all the troubleshooting steps. sensor : # Example configuration.yaml entry - platform : tcp name : HDD temperature host : 127.0.0.1 port : 7634 timeout : 5 payload : " \n " value_template : " {{ value.split('|')[3] }}" unit_of_measurement : " °C" Binary Sensor All you need is a linux box (A Raspberry pi 3 works fine, although I had issues getting it to work with the ver4) And that’s all about setting up your TCP Smart Plug with its app. You can now control devices plugged into the Plug via the app on your phone—from miles away. Not sure how to connect/set up your TCP Smart Plug with the TCP Smart App? See how to do that below. How to Set Up Your TCP Smart Plug

WiFi pods have disconnected since issues with internet in the area in Networking and WiFi a week ago Yes. TCP Smart Plug works with Alexa, and you can easily link it to Alexa via the Smart Life App. That is, assuming you set up your TCP Smart Plug with the Smart Life App, you can easily link it to Alexa through the Smart Life App. Does TCP Smart Plug work with Google Home? Did you find out anymore about this? I just bought the “TCP Smart Wi-Fi Plug” (who thought TCP would be a good name?!) and cannot see it in HA at present So let’s look at some reasons your TCP Smart Plug won’t connect to Wi-Fi and how to fix the problem. 1. Power IssuesYou can try improving your network signal strength by moving your router closer to your smart plug. Also, you may find an elevated position to place your router or look for where it won’t be obstructed by walls or glass. TCP Smart Plug will only connect to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network bandwidth. What this means is, the Smart Plug does not support a 5 GHz Wi-Fi network bandwidth.

Thank you for your post and I have just tried that. However, when selecting disable channel …etc it switches off my Alexas and they won’t connect to the internet. Confused and any further help would be appreciated Hub 3.0 fitted yesterday I am aware that some devices have problems connecting to the hub when smart wifi is turn on, so lets get it turned off. In this post, we covered how to resolve connectivity issues with your TCP Smart Plug and other related issues. And if you’re also looking to set up your TCP Smart Plug with its app (TCP Smart) but not sure how to do that, keep reading.i have two Jomarto smart plugs which worked with Virgin hub 3 and also so off in-line smart switches and cannot connect them to the wifi You’ll need to use a custom profile for the device, but this one I created seems to work just fine: {“NAME”:“TCPSMART4AC4USB-UK”,“GPIO”:[0,56,0,17,23,24,0,0,22,21,25,0,0],“FLAG”:0,“BASE”:18} As with most Smart Plugs, you may encounter difficulties connecting your TCP Smart Plug to Wi-Fi. But you should be able to fix the issue with the above troubleshooting steps.