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The TP-Link Tapo Smart Hub with Chime H100 from Tapo connects to your smart home over Wi-Fi. It joins your existing network directly, without a Thread Border Router or extra hub, and your Matter controller reaches it through your home router.
Wi-Fi Band
Most Matter Wi-Fi devices only connect on 2.4 GHz. If your router combines 2.4 and 5 GHz under one SSID, split them to avoid issues.
Same Network
Your phone, your controller and the device must be on the same network. Guest networks and separate VLANs can block Matter.
Power Use
Wi-Fi uses more power than Thread, so most Matter over Wi-Fi devices run on mains power instead of batteries.
Every Matter device needs a Matter controller, like a smart hub, display or speaker. See all Matter hubs →
The TP-Link Tapo Smart Hub with Chime H100 is certified on Matter 1.1, released in May 2023. This update added no new device types. It improved support for battery-powered devices that sleep most of the time, so they last longer and show as offline less often.
Yes, but only a Matter controller from your platform, not a separate bridge. The TP-Link Tapo Smart Hub with Chime H100 connects straight to your home network. The controller can be an Apple home hub, a Google Nest speaker, an Amazon Echo or Home Assistant.
Yes. Matter runs on your local network, so the TP-Link Tapo Smart Hub with Chime H100 keeps working when your internet goes down. Remote access, voice assistants and some Tapo cloud features may still need a working connection.
Yes. The TP-Link Tapo Smart Hub with Chime H100 is Matter certified, so it works with Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Samsung SmartThings and Home Assistant, as long as the platform supports Matter Hub devices. Support for newer device types can differ per platform.
No. Any Matter hub can set up and control the TP-Link Tapo Smart Hub with Chime H100 without the Tapo app. Some advanced features may not be part of Matter yet, so settings like firmware updates or special modes can still require the Tapo app.
Open your smart home app, choose to add a device and scan the Matter QR code on the TP-Link Tapo Smart Hub with Chime H100 or its packaging. You can also type in the 11-digit Matter code instead. The app guides you through the rest. Keep the code safe, you need it again after a reset.
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