@SRDSRD You'll probably need to add automation - I've yet to see this feature added to any device that was released without it... For example you could create 24 schedules, one per hour, to turn the...

@east1 If the device is on when the wifi drops it will stay on. The schedule rules run on board the device and will continue to run if the wifi drops unless there's a power outage - it needs access...

It's cheaper to use a single smart switch for multiple dumb bulbs than it is to use multiple smart bulbs with a dumb switch. Where you can't use a smart switch smart bulbs work (don't power smart...

You need to connect the neutral wire to power the switch. If it still misbehaves after you power it you'll need to confirm the light is wired as you've assumed it to be by tracing each wire.

@Dinosaur1946 It's your router that's assigning the device a new IP - look in your router's DHCP setting for a way to reserve IPs by MAC. Or you might be able to change the microcontroller code to...

@Hvdl I have an HS100/HS110 which runs their schedules on board - I'm not sure about the P100 but I'd guess the same - if you can't try it you'll need to wait for TP Link support to answer. Sounds...