Tapo P110M (EU): what it works with

TP-Link · model Tapo P110M · For Europe

Matter is how the EU Tapo P110M reaches Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa and SmartThings, while Home Assistant can use either its TP-Link integration or Matter. The Tapo app needs no hub, but each third-party platform needs its own Matter controller. It's a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi plug rated 16 A / 3680 W, with Bluetooth used only for setup. Energy use, history and bill estimates show in the Tapo app; firmware 1.3.2 added Matter energy reporting, which TP-Link has verified in SmartThings and Home Assistant.

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Ecosystem compatibility

PlatformWorks?Details
MatterYes, over Wi-FiTP-Link's EU pages call it Matter-certified. The CSA listing (family SKU P110M, cert CSA23546MAT41059-24) names only the P110M(UK) variant; we found no CSA entry naming P110M(EU).[1],[2],[6] Other Matter smart plugs
Apple HomeVia MatterTP-Link lists Apple Home. There is no HomeKit (HAP) mode, so this goes through Matter; the EU datasheet says a controller such as an Apple TV or HomePod is needed.[1],[2],[5]
Google HomeVia MatterAdded in the Google Home app by scanning the Matter code. Needs a Google Matter controller.[1],[2],[5]
Amazon AlexaVia MatterTP-Link says Matter-enabled Tapo devices connect to Alexa directly through Matter, not through the Tapo skill. Needs an Echo that works as a Matter controller.[1],[5],[9]
SmartThingsVia MatterTP-Link lists Samsung SmartThings; setup is through Matter.[1],[2],[5]
Home AssistantYesHome Assistant's TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the P110M among supported Tapo plugs; newer devices need your TP-Link account credentials once. It can also be added through the Matter integration.[7],[8]

“Via Matter” means you add it with that platform's Matter controller instead of a brand skill or app. “Unconfirmed” means we couldn't find an official source either way. How we verify.

Specs that matter for setup

Radio
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth[2],[3]
Hub required
No[3]
Local control
Yes[1],[2]
Energy monitoring
Yes[2],[3],[4],[10]
Max load
3,680 W[2],[3],[4]

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Quick answers

Does the Tapo P110M (EU) work with Apple Home?
Yes, through Matter: add it with Apple Home's Matter pairing. TP-Link lists Apple Home. There is no HomeKit (HAP) mode, so this goes through Matter; the EU datasheet says a controller such as an Apple TV or HomePod is needed. More smart plugs for Apple Home
Does the Tapo P110M (EU) work with Google Home?
Yes, through Matter: add it with Google Home's Matter pairing. Added in the Google Home app by scanning the Matter code. Needs a Google Matter controller. More smart plugs for Google Home
Does the Tapo P110M (EU) work with Amazon Alexa?
Yes, through Matter: add it with Amazon Alexa's Matter pairing. TP-Link says Matter-enabled Tapo devices connect to Alexa directly through Matter, not through the Tapo skill. Needs an Echo that works as a Matter controller. More smart plugs for Amazon Alexa
Does the Tapo P110M (EU) work with SmartThings?
Yes, through Matter: add it with SmartThings' Matter pairing. TP-Link lists Samsung SmartThings; setup is through Matter. More smart plugs for SmartThings
Does the Tapo P110M (EU) work with Home Assistant?
Yes. The Tapo P110M (EU) works with Home Assistant directly. Home Assistant's TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the P110M among supported Tapo plugs; newer devices need your TP-Link account credentials once. It can also be added through the Matter integration. More smart plugs for Home Assistant

Sources

  1. Tapo P110M — TP-Link (Tapo) manufacturer · accessed Oct 10, 2026
  2. Tapo P110M — TP-Link (Tapo DE store) manufacturer · accessed Oct 10, 2026
  3. Tapo Smart Plug, Energy Monitoring - CSA-IOT — Connectivity Standards Alliance certification · accessed Oct 10, 2026
  4. Matter - Home Assistant — Home Assistant ecosystem · accessed Oct 10, 2026

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