In my case, using MQTT you have 2 devices, 1 from Tapo (community) and 1 from MQTT.
the tapo device control de device, the MQTT device is just for report
looking like that :
https://community.homey.app/t/app-pro-tapo/102707/71
stil not able to ad my tapo p115
MAC: 5C-E9-31
Hello,
I just bought 2 Tapo P110, gave them a static IP, put my login credentials in the settings but when i try to find the 2 devices: nothing is found…
mac: 74-FE-CE
Thx in advance for helping me out!
Are there plans to get live power/energy data from a P110?
Currently I get daily data via a Python script.
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Is anyone else having problems with the Tapo app? It seems to have lost the connection to all my non-matter enabled Tapo devices. I have tried restarting the app, restarting the homey, deleting and readding the devices. When I try to add devices I get the error “fetch failed”.
There is a topic for this
so moved and closed.
I am actually having problems with the official Tapo app, not the community app. It stopped communicating with existing devices. When I removed devices and tried to re-add them or tried to repair them I am getting the message “fetch failed”. I have a number of devices that I cannot add using the community app as they are not supported by that app. The 530 range of multi coloured bulbs, and the three in one plus usb powerboards.
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Hi - having exactly the same challenge. Anyone else? Any resolution?
I’m having the same issue. When I contacted the developer, he said the following
“The app is not using a production API so it is not stable. Homey is currently communicating with Tapo to join the "Talks with Homey" program so that we can have a production connection.”
Given the above, I’m confused how it can have official app status……
It’s about as useful as blue checkmarks on Twitter X.
