muffybean wrote

Thank you for your helpful advice Wayne-TP. I have three KE 100 thermostats. I successfully setup the Kasa hub and linked it to the first KE 100 thermostat in my bedroom; I have also set up a schedule for it coming on at certain temperatures during the day and it worked fine. The other two KE 100 thermostats I am installing on two radiators in my large sitting room, I also have the hub in that room. I intend to put the T310 temperature and humidity sensor in the living room. So will I be able to only connect it to the two thermostats in that room to control just those two. I assume it will not have any effect on the one in my bedroom? TIA

  @muffybean 

As mentioned above, the KE100 comes with a built-in temperature sensor, but you can configure it to use data from a paired Tapo temperature sensor instead. When set this way, the device will rely on the external sensor’s readings to decide when to start or stop heating. For instance, if the external sensor is positioned in a warmer area, the space where the paired thermostat is located may feel cooler.