Energy Relays & Meters
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Buy at Amazon AUThe TP-Link Tapo P110 is a compact smart plug with built-in energy monitoring that tracks power consumption of connected devices. It supports voice control via Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant, and offers remote on/off switching through the Tapo app. Additional features include scheduling, auto-off timers, and away mode simulation. The device is Matter certified.
The Tapo P110 is a smart plug that TP-Link describes as compact and mini-sized to avoid blocking adjacent outlets. According to TP-Link, it is Matter Certified, meaning it can integrate with other Matter devices across different ecosystems. The brand claims the plug monitors energy consumption of connected devices and lets you input your electricity rate to estimate bills.
TP-Link says the P110 works with Amazon Alexa, Apple Siri and Google Assistant for voice control, and can be managed remotely through the Tapo app when you're away from home. The brand describes scheduling features that let you automate device operation, an auto-off function that turns devices off after a set idle period, and an Away Mode that cycles devices on and off to simulate occupancy.
Consider whether you want Matter integration for your ecosystem, and check that your preferred voice assistant is supported. The sources do not specify energy monitoring accuracy, Wi-Fi range, maximum load capacity, or data storage details.
Research-based: compiled from the manufacturer's information and Australian retailer listings. NXT Smart Home has not tested this product.
Best for: Renters and households wanting to see what individual plug-in appliances draw, using Alexa, Google Assistant or SmartThings without buying a hub
The TP-Link Tapo P110 is a compact Wi-Fi smart plug that sits between a wall socket and an appliance, letting you switch that appliance on and off from the Tapo app, set schedules and timers, and watch how much power it is drawing. TP-Link's Australian page lists it with an Australian plug, a 220-240V rating and a maximum load of 10A or 2300W. TP-Link describes the body as mini-sized so it does not block the neighbouring outlet, and gives the dimensions as 76.5 × 43.5 × 42mm.
The P110 suits anyone curious about what a heater, dehumidifier or entertainment unit uses, and renters who cannot change fixed wiring. TP-Link says the app tracks real-time power use and lets you enter your electricity rate, including time-of-use pricing, to estimate running costs. Treat those numbers as estimates: TP-Link does not state a measurement accuracy on its Australian page, and a plug only sees the one appliance plugged into it. For whole-home or solar monitoring you will want something that sits at the switchboard instead.
Skip the standard P110 if you want Apple Home or a Matter setup. TP-Link's Australian P110 page lists compatibility with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and Samsung SmartThings, with no Matter mention. TP-Link sells a separate model, the Tapo P110M, which its Australian page describes as Matter-certified with the same 10A, 2300W rating; JB Hi-Fi and Bunnings both list the P110M. Check the box carefully when buying.
TP-Link lists RCM and SAA certifications for the Australian P110. It connects over 2.4GHz Wi-Fi only (802.11b/g/n), so make sure your router broadcasts a 2.4GHz network. TP-Link Australia's warranty page lists smart power products at two years, for units bought in Australia or New Zealand from an authorised retailer, and notes it does not affect your Australian Consumer Law rights. We saw the P110 listed at Bunnings (single plug) and Officeworks (two-pack). TP-Link's Australian product page mentions no subscription, and setup is app-only with no hub.
Alternatives in our catalogue: the Shelly 1PM Gen3 is a Wi-Fi power relay rather than a plug-in device; the Shelly Pro 4PM is a four-channel relay designed for a DIN rail in the switchboard; and Powersensor is an energy and solar monitoring system aimed at the whole home rather than a single appliance.
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Yes, TP-Link says the Tapo app allows instant remote control to turn connected devices on or off from anywhere.
Per TP-Link, the P110 is compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple Siri and Google Assistant.
TP-Link says it tracks energy use of connected devices and lets you input your electricity rate to estimate your power bill.
TP-Link describes the P110 as mini-sized and designed not to block adjacent outlets on a power board or outlet.
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We had the older version which wasn't Matter compatible before and these are much faster to set up, directly in Apple Home I added them, just make sure you're phone is using the wifi network you want them to use before y ...
This review is from Bunnings
Posted 5 August 2025 by Overlord
I purchased this a week or so ago, and it is working fine. I really do love the form factor compared to the other energy monitoring smart plugs on the marker that you can use it on a standard plug board. However this is ...
This review is from Bunnings
Posted 5 June 2026
I've bought 4 of the TP-Link Tapo P110M Energy Monitoring Smart Plugs over the past few weeks. These were just to replace some plug-in mechanical timers which were old and no longer reliable. I'm just using the smart plu ...
This review is from Bunnings
Posted 5 July 2026
I purchased this Matter-compliant device about two months ago, and it works superbly with Home Assistant. I am now running two devices: one for the washing machine and another for the fridge. Home Assistant even shows me ...
This review is from Bunnings
Posted 5 August 2025
Have purchased a few of these and the 3-outlet version. They work with homekit so you can plug in lights or fans and use siri to turn them off and on with whatever name you give them and schedule and include in scenes. T ...
This review is from Bunnings
Posted 5 August 2025 by Lurk
I've had a few different brands of 'smart plugs' over the years and this brand are the ONLY ones I've never had to replace. As the others die I'm replacing them with the TP Link brand plugs, slightly dearer upfront but ...
This review is from Bunnings
Posted 5 August 2025 by Stin
Purchased 5 of these. They are 'Matter' compatible and suitable for Samsung Smart Things & Google home automation. You can power on and off the plugs at scheduled times and setup various home automation routines. The set ...
This review is from Bunnings
Posted 5 August 2025 by DD
Tapo P110 Matter compatible.
This review is from Bunnings
Posted 5 August 2025
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