The functions are identical to the functions of the Tapo Nano P115.
- manual switching on and off
- Create a schedule: Here you can set fixed times / days of the week when your socket will be switched on or off. You can also define sunrise or sunset as the time.
- Away mode: Here you can specify a period (time / days) in which the presence of a person is simulated. During this period, the socket is then switched on or off at random times.
- Time switch / timer: here you specify a period (hours / minutes) after which the power is switched on or off.
- Measure power consumption: The current power consumption is displayed here - in watts. You can also see the power consumption of today and the last 30 days as well as the usage time in the same periods. In the case of the energy consumption times, you can also call up a diagram display by clicking on it.
- Settings: Here you can set or change the device icon, location and device name. You can also set the behavior of the LED on the device (automatic / on / night mode) and the behavior after a power failure or if you unplugged the socket and then plugged it back in ( last state / on / off). You can also find information about the device and firmware here.
The control is really very easy and the measured values are displayed clearly and in detail.
The only obvious difference is the shape. This is rectangular on the Tapo Mini P110 and therefore larger than on the Tapo Nano P115. It can also happen that adjacent sockets are blocked. However, the Tapo Mini P110 is quite narrow, so that the neighboring sockets could remain free with many plug strip models. A power strip with sockets arranged at an angle (see picture) is not optimal here.