@heavydawson  Hello, 

Thank you for your detailed post, it is recommended to try a different power socket for the plugs in the antic and also try a different location for them and see if that helps. 

Do you mean after the setup or at random occasion,  one of the antic plugs will be OFF on kasa app? Can you turn it on via app at that moment? 

If you are using any third party software like Home automation, SmartThings etc, please unlink them temporarily 

It is recommended to unplug the home appliance on the plug temporarily for a test. 

Confirm Kasa app is up to date, and firmware of plugs is also up to date. 

May I know how many tp-link plugs do you have in total, or do you have other plugs which work fine? Can you share the MAC address of the plugs by private message, thank you. 

 

 

 

 

Quick answers: All plugs firmware up to date (1.0.16) Kasa app up-to-date I do have a lot of KP115 plugs throughout the house, about 50 in total. I had an issue with one of the plugs (on the same extension lead) turning itself off again. Same symptoms, when I checked it, the green light was off, so I unplugged and re-plugged. Upon removing and re-inserting the plug the green indicator will light up quickly, change to be flashing green, then solid green, then turn off finally. I'm going to change the extension lead, but I'm curious what might cause this issue

I've since encountered the issue with the KP115 turning itself off in 2 other locations in the house, both of which are not using any extension leads (plugged directly into wall sockets).

The same symptoms, only pushing the manual reset button on the side of the plug will it come back on.

So that's 5 plugs out of a total of 50, ~ 10% are seeing the issue.