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title: "Wi-Fi Motion Sensor Switch KS200MP2, Single Pole"
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# App Control 120V Power 25ft Range Wi-Fi Motion Sensor Switch KS200MP2, Single Pole

**Brand:** kasa smart
**Price:** 56739CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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- **What is this?** Wi-Fi Motion Sensor Switch KS200MP2, Single Pole by kasa smart
- **How much does it cost?** 56739CFA with free shipping
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## Best For

- kasa smart enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kasa smart brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **🔒 Trusted Safety:** UL certified with a 2-year warranty for peace of mind.
- • **🌞 Smart Daylight Sensing:** Automatically adjusts to ambient light, saving energy.
- • **🚀 Hands-Free Convenience:** Experience seamless lighting with advanced motion detection.
- • **🎤 Voice-Activated Control:** Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant for effortless management.
- • **🏡 Home Security Made Easy:** Set routines to simulate occupancy while you're away.

## Overview

The Kasa SmartMotion Sensor Switch (KS200MP2) is a cutting-edge, UL-certified light switch that operates hands-free through advanced motion detection. It features smart daylight sensing, voice control compatibility with Alexa and Google Assistant, and easy app-guided installation. Ideal for enhancing home security and convenience, this switch is perfect for any room in your home.

## Description

The KS200M is smart switch with an advanced motion and ambient light sensor built in. Ideal for areas where hand-free operation is ideal, the KS200M is perfect for those who want more automation in their home, including those with limited mobility or those with children in the home. Walk into a room and have your lights automatically turn on. Lights can be programmed to turn off after a set time without motion detection to save on electricity. The smart switch also includes an ambient light sensor that will detect daylight conditions and prevent the lights from turning on during the daytime if desired. Fully customize your experience with settings based on your routine. Best of all, the KS200M is hands-free, voice controllable, and app accessed. From desertcart Alexa, Google Assistant, to Samsung SmartThings, the Kasa Smart KS200M gives you convenient voice controls.You can expect Kasa Smart quality with the KS200M which has undergone rigorous safety testing and has been UL certified by 3rd party Underwriter Laboratories. In addition, the device is backed by an industry leading 2-year limited warranty. If you are one of the 7 million plus Kasa Smart users, you will also appreciate that the KS200M is compatible with other Kasa devices meaning, you can set groups, and smart actions to work in conjunction with other Kasa Smart devices.Take control of your smart lighting, and have total automated freedom with the Kasa Smart KS200M Smart Switch with motion sensor.This which can achieve more automation, intelligence, and personalized settings. Standard: IEEE802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi Standard: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only Max load: 600W INC, 300 W CFL. Power Supply: AC 100~125 V, 50/60 Hz Neutral Wire Required. 2-year warranty.

Review: Makes life easy, but has a few issues - Update, Oct 2024: The motion sensor is still very sensitive but it turned out the problem with the timer was my error. I'd set up a rule to turn the light off after 10 minutes but elsewhere in the app I'd set it to turn off if it didn't detect motion for 1 minute. So after 1 minute of me being out of sight of the motion detector it turned itself off, as I'd instructed it to. So a good slap of my own forehead here, a very loud "D'oh!" in my best Homer Simpson voice, and I'm restoring the fifth star to the product. Update, Aug 2024: The motion sensor is very sensitive. I've got mine set to the lowest setting and it activates when I'm 10 feet away in an adjacent room. It would be nice to be able to set it to be much less sensitive, so it activates if I walk past it but not if I walk somewhere in the general vicinity. It's as if the angle of view is fairly narrow, so that if I'm walking along the wall where it's located it doesn't respond until I walk right in front of it, but if I'm in the next room it will activate with me a clear 10 feet or more away. That's tedious, because it means if I stand at my bench to mend something the pantry light keeps turning on. There's also an issue that might be with the switch and might be with the Kasa app (I suspect the app, but the two go together). Because I'm prone to forget to turn off the pantry light (and sometimes it's hard to turn it off if I've got both hands full) I set up a rule in the software that activates when the light is turned on, and turns it off 10 minutes later. 10 minutes is plenty of time to find what I need in the pantry and leave, except that it actually turns off after more like 2-3 minutes. These aren't major issues but are irritating enough to knock off a star. There's not much point having time-based options if what happens bears so little resemblance to what I programmed, and it's been known for years that motion sensors that activate whenever anything happens remotely near them are of limited use. I still plan to install the other one in the attic, I'll just leave it to a standard rule to turn it off. Original review: I fitted a motion sensor switch to the room in my basement where I keep the chest freezer. When I take stuff down to the chest freezer I need to figure how to turn the light on, which can be tricky when I've got both hands full with stuff to go in the chest freezer. I can flick a switch with an elbow but it's a bit of a drag. And sometimes when I leave the room I forget to turn the light off, and find it still turned on a couple of days later when I'm next down there. A switch like this solves all these problems at once. The motion sensor means all I have to do is walk past it and the lights come on. And being a smart switch it means I can set up a rule that turns the light off again after 15 minutes. As a fallback I have a "scene" set up in the Kasa app that turns all the automated lights off at midnight regardless, so if the rule doesn't work as expected it will still shut off at midnight. Be aware these switches are quite deep. I had to replace the back box to fit it, because the previous switch I had was the smallest switch available. The metal back box that was in place was deep enough to hold the Kasa switch but didn't have enough free space to handle the cables in and out and the wire nuts behind the switch. But now I have a deeper back box and a switch that works very nicely. Installing the switch is about as easy as it gets. It has four wire tails - a white one to connect to neutral, a green one to connect to earth, and two black ones to connect to line/load. All you have to do is figure which wire is which, use the supplied wire nuts to join the wires together, and configure the switch. If you can't figure out electrics as simple as this, pay an electrician to do it for you. The default level of sensitivity had the light triggering if I went anywhere near it, so I turned it to the lowest sensitivity (this is done in the Kasa app) and now I have to walk right up to it before it activates. That's perfect for my needs, I don't want it turning on unless I actually go into the room where it is installed. As a smart switch it can be configured to activate only when ambient light is low, it has different levels of sensitivity for the motion sensor, and it can be controlled remotely and programmed to turn on and off at particular times. That sort of thing has obvious uses if you're going to be away for a few days, you can set up timers so it's not so obvious you're not home. You can also do all sorts of weird and wonderful things if you're so inclined, so if it takes your fancy you can set it up so that if you walk into the room where the switch is installed it will some totally unrelated device on or off. Why you'd want to turn the attic power strip off when you walk into a room in the basement is another matter, but you can if you want to. I have two of these, and I'm thinking a motion switch to turn the attic light on might be a handy thing to have, for similar reasons.
Review: Works great for triggering garage lights upon opening garage door! - I am having my garage renovated (paint on walls, polyurea flooring, recessed lights instead of garage door light only). I wanted something that would trigger the four hardwired recessed lights I had installed when the garage door opened as I am getting read of the chain driven garage door opener and switching over to one that directly turns the torsion rod so I can have a cleaner look on the ceiling where the old garage door opener used to be. I was advised by my electrician to look for an occupancy switch or a wifi switch and this particular one does both! For about $13 this wires into the actual power line that turns the 4 recessed lights on/off and allows me to set the motion sensitivity, time of day it looks for motion, it even offers different environmental settings to give it an idea where it's located on your property. I'm seriously impressed at the suite of features at this price point. I was able to get it to easily connect to my 2.4ghz wifi signal I use for my smarthome devices only (i leave 5ghz+ for personal tech devices) and get my preferred settings all squared away. The default motion sensitivity setting was not strong enough to detect the door opening but I bumped that up to high and now it works flawlessly when the garage door opens. It also allows you to adjust the amount of time you want the light to stay on after it stops detecting motion which was a plus. There seems to be even more settings on there as well if I needed them. Interestingly I found this switch while looking at Homelink's site (I wanted something to be compatible with the Homelink buttons on my car's rearview mirror but it turns out the motion sensitivity works just fine so I won't even attempt to link it to my car). If you're looking for something similar in a garage project this really fit the bill and for a fantastic pricepoint - great job Kasa!

## Features

- 【Advanced Motion Detection】Completely hands-free and smart operation of your connected lights. The switch automatically turns lights on when motion is detected and turns off after a preset time. Ideal for areas such as bedrooms, hallways and restrooms where hands-free operation is ideal.
- 【Daylight Detection】Smart ambient light detection will sense daylight and prevent lights from turning on during the day.
- 【Smart Mode & Away Mode】Set different light triggers based on your routine for effortless control. Automatically turns devices on and off at different times to give the appearance that someone is home.
- 【Works w/ All Bulb Types】600W Incandescent/Halogen, 300W CFL/MLV/ELV
- 【Voice & App Control】Manage your device with voice commands via desertcart Alexa, Google Assistant, or Samsung SmartThings. Hands-free operation of your lights from anywhere through the free Kasa app.
- 【Trusted & Reliable】The KS200M is UL certified, meaning rigorous testing is done for safety and certified by a 3rd party laboratory. Includes our industry leading 2-year warranty. Kasa is trusted by over 7 million users worldwide.
- 【Kasa Smart Action】A part of the Kasa Smart Ecosystem, the switch works with other Kasa devices, so you can set smart actions, and groupings with your other Kasa devices.
- 【App-Guided Setup】Neutral wire is required, standard wall plate size. No need to understand complex switch wiring or master vs auxiliary switch configurations; The Kasa app guides you through easy step by step installation. Need 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09XYYMJ9D |
| Actuator Type | Push Button |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,928 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #2 in Motion-Activated Wall Switches |
| Brand | Kasa Smart |
| Brand Name | Kasa Smart |
| Circuit Type | 1-way |
| Color | White |
| Compatible Devices | Lights, Fans, Other Kasa Smart Devices, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Samsung SmartThings |
| Connectivity Protocol | Wi-Fi |
| Connector Type | Screw |
| Contact Material | Copper |
| Contact Type | Normally Closed |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Control Type | User Control |
| Controller Type | Amazon Alexa, Android, Google Assistant |
| Current Rating | 5 A |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 3,417 Reviews |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 2 years |
| Included Components | 2 Switch 2 Wall Plate 4 Wire Nuts 4 Screws 8 Wire Labels 1 Quick Start Guide |
| International Protection Rating | IP00 |
| Item Dimensions | 5.06 x 3.33 x 1.82 inches |
| Item Type Name | Smart Switch |
| Item Weight | 4.48 ounces |
| Lower Temperature Rating | 32 °F |
| Manufacturer | TP-LINK |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model | KS200MP2 |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Positions | 2 |
| Operating Voltage | 110 volts_of_alternating_current |
| Operation Mode | ON-OFF |
| Part Number | KS200MP2 |
| Specification Met | RoHS, UL |
| Switch Type | On/Off |
| Terminal | Spst |
| UPC | 840030707667 |
| Unit Count | 2 Count |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 104 °F |
| Warranty Description | 2 years |
| Wattage | 1.5 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Kasa Smart
- **Connector Type:** Screw
- **Contact Type:** Normally Closed
- **Current Rating:** 5 Amps
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 5.06 x 3.33 x 1.82 inches
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Operating Voltage:** 110 Volts (AC)
- **Operation Mode:** ON-OFF
- **Switch Type:** On/Off
- **Terminal:** Spst

## Images

![Wi-Fi Motion Sensor Switch KS200MP2, Single Pole - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51IUi36QY2L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Would this work with a 3 way switch?**
A: Yes, run 12-3 to second location. Run neutral to neutral, Hot to hot (line), and power to light. They share the power in. They share the power out to light (load), and shared neutral. The neutral gives it constant power by completing the circuit. You are interrupting the power to the light when off, completing circuit when motion is detected at either location. It’s not a true 3 way switch!

**Q: My staircase has 2 switches, one downstairs and one upstairs will this switch work?**
A: No. What you have described is a 3-way wiring scenario. This switch is not designed for 3-way wiring.

**Q: Can i use this for a hallway light that is connected to three way switch?**
A: You can use this switch on a 3 way, you just have to disconnect the wires to the 2nd switch and just use the black, white and ground to the light source and power side.

**Q: Does the switch or the Kasa app allowing dimming (assuming, of course, I have a dimmable bulb)?**
A: There's a Kasa WiFi Motion switch (Dimmable) version available on Amazon for about $7 more

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Makes life easy, but has a few issues
*by A***W on July 10, 2024*

Update, Oct 2024: The motion sensor is still very sensitive but it turned out the problem with the timer was my error. I'd set up a rule to turn the light off after 10 minutes but elsewhere in the app I'd set it to turn off if it didn't detect motion for 1 minute. So after 1 minute of me being out of sight of the motion detector it turned itself off, as I'd instructed it to. So a good slap of my own forehead here, a very loud "D'oh!" in my best Homer Simpson voice, and I'm restoring the fifth star to the product. Update, Aug 2024: The motion sensor is very sensitive. I've got mine set to the lowest setting and it activates when I'm 10 feet away in an adjacent room. It would be nice to be able to set it to be much less sensitive, so it activates if I walk past it but not if I walk somewhere in the general vicinity. It's as if the angle of view is fairly narrow, so that if I'm walking along the wall where it's located it doesn't respond until I walk right in front of it, but if I'm in the next room it will activate with me a clear 10 feet or more away. That's tedious, because it means if I stand at my bench to mend something the pantry light keeps turning on. There's also an issue that might be with the switch and might be with the Kasa app (I suspect the app, but the two go together). Because I'm prone to forget to turn off the pantry light (and sometimes it's hard to turn it off if I've got both hands full) I set up a rule in the software that activates when the light is turned on, and turns it off 10 minutes later. 10 minutes is plenty of time to find what I need in the pantry and leave, except that it actually turns off after more like 2-3 minutes. These aren't major issues but are irritating enough to knock off a star. There's not much point having time-based options if what happens bears so little resemblance to what I programmed, and it's been known for years that motion sensors that activate whenever anything happens remotely near them are of limited use. I still plan to install the other one in the attic, I'll just leave it to a standard rule to turn it off. Original review: I fitted a motion sensor switch to the room in my basement where I keep the chest freezer. When I take stuff down to the chest freezer I need to figure how to turn the light on, which can be tricky when I've got both hands full with stuff to go in the chest freezer. I can flick a switch with an elbow but it's a bit of a drag. And sometimes when I leave the room I forget to turn the light off, and find it still turned on a couple of days later when I'm next down there. A switch like this solves all these problems at once. The motion sensor means all I have to do is walk past it and the lights come on. And being a smart switch it means I can set up a rule that turns the light off again after 15 minutes. As a fallback I have a "scene" set up in the Kasa app that turns all the automated lights off at midnight regardless, so if the rule doesn't work as expected it will still shut off at midnight. Be aware these switches are quite deep. I had to replace the back box to fit it, because the previous switch I had was the smallest switch available. The metal back box that was in place was deep enough to hold the Kasa switch but didn't have enough free space to handle the cables in and out and the wire nuts behind the switch. But now I have a deeper back box and a switch that works very nicely. Installing the switch is about as easy as it gets. It has four wire tails - a white one to connect to neutral, a green one to connect to earth, and two black ones to connect to line/load. All you have to do is figure which wire is which, use the supplied wire nuts to join the wires together, and configure the switch. If you can't figure out electrics as simple as this, pay an electrician to do it for you. The default level of sensitivity had the light triggering if I went anywhere near it, so I turned it to the lowest sensitivity (this is done in the Kasa app) and now I have to walk right up to it before it activates. That's perfect for my needs, I don't want it turning on unless I actually go into the room where it is installed. As a smart switch it can be configured to activate only when ambient light is low, it has different levels of sensitivity for the motion sensor, and it can be controlled remotely and programmed to turn on and off at particular times. That sort of thing has obvious uses if you're going to be away for a few days, you can set up timers so it's not so obvious you're not home. You can also do all sorts of weird and wonderful things if you're so inclined, so if it takes your fancy you can set it up so that if you walk into the room where the switch is installed it will some totally unrelated device on or off. Why you'd want to turn the attic power strip off when you walk into a room in the basement is another matter, but you can if you want to. I have two of these, and I'm thinking a motion switch to turn the attic light on might be a handy thing to have, for similar reasons.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works great for triggering garage lights upon opening garage door!
*by E***E on February 29, 2024*

I am having my garage renovated (paint on walls, polyurea flooring, recessed lights instead of garage door light only). I wanted something that would trigger the four hardwired recessed lights I had installed when the garage door opened as I am getting read of the chain driven garage door opener and switching over to one that directly turns the torsion rod so I can have a cleaner look on the ceiling where the old garage door opener used to be. I was advised by my electrician to look for an occupancy switch or a wifi switch and this particular one does both! For about $13 this wires into the actual power line that turns the 4 recessed lights on/off and allows me to set the motion sensitivity, time of day it looks for motion, it even offers different environmental settings to give it an idea where it's located on your property. I'm seriously impressed at the suite of features at this price point. I was able to get it to easily connect to my 2.4ghz wifi signal I use for my smarthome devices only (i leave 5ghz+ for personal tech devices) and get my preferred settings all squared away. The default motion sensitivity setting was not strong enough to detect the door opening but I bumped that up to high and now it works flawlessly when the garage door opens. It also allows you to adjust the amount of time you want the light to stay on after it stops detecting motion which was a plus. There seems to be even more settings on there as well if I needed them. Interestingly I found this switch while looking at Homelink's site (I wanted something to be compatible with the Homelink buttons on my car's rearview mirror but it turns out the motion sensitivity works just fine so I won't even attempt to link it to my car). If you're looking for something similar in a garage project this really fit the bill and for a fantastic pricepoint - great job Kasa!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Garage install
*by R***A on July 20, 2026*

So far, so good! Added to garage since that light seems to get left on often. Install was quick and easy. Connection to Wi-Fi was simple. Works with my Google home. I'm a happy customer.

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