The D-Link Wi-Fi Smart Plug allows you to turn your devices on or off from your smartphone or tablet. You can also use it to create schedules. For voice control, it works with Amazon Alexa. What can I do with … Continue reading →

Option #1 for having dimming lights with a smart plug Basically you can set the light to a specific dimming setting, and leave it at that in the ‘on’ position. Then this is plugged into the smart plug, and you … Continue reading →

Conventional water heaters. Conventional water heaters, also known as tank water heaters, are by far the most common type of hot water systems used in homes throughout the United States. These systems consist of a large insulated tank in which … Continue reading →

Electric heaters warm the air inside the house, while reducing the moisture content of the air, making it dry. Breathing dry air leads to respiratory disorders like asthma, bronchitis, sinusitis and also nosebleeds due to dried membranes. Is electric heater … Continue reading →

GFI (ground fault interrupter) outlets sense amperage imbalances between the hot and neutral wires of an electrical circuit.You can connect a dimmer switch with basic electrical circuit knowledge and the proper tools. Can a GFCI outlet be connected to a … Continue reading →

Control and Manage from Anywhere The friendly and easy-to-use Kasa app puts control in your hands, allowing you control and manage your smart home from anywhere. What does the Kasa app do? Kasa Smart lets you add, configure, monitor, and … Continue reading →

A: Yes, you can actually control the smart plugs from two or more devices. However, you can’t have multiple accounts controlling the same smart plugs so you must use the same account login from all your devices. How do I … Continue reading →

Yes, Alexa uses bandwidth all the time, even when you’re not “using” it.While “inactive”, my Alexa used 3.622 MB of bandwidth. That means Alexa uses 7.244 MB of bandwidth while “not in use” each and every day. How much data … Continue reading →

To connect Alexa to a new WiFi network, open the Alexa app and tap Devices. Then select Echo & Alexa and choose the Alexa device you want to connect to a new WiFi network. Finally, tap Change next to WiFi … Continue reading →

Banging/Rumbling: Banging and rumbling are among the most common water heater sounds. Typically, these noises can be attributed to excess sediment build-up. When enough sediment accumulates in your water heater tank, it may react with the heating element to create … Continue reading →

You see, smart LED bulbs use a small amount of power even when they’re not emitting light. This is called vampire power, or a ghost load. Essentially, smart LEDs are always switched on. The only way to switch them off … Continue reading →

No Hive smart devices work without the Hive Hub. Other smart light brands can’t connect to the Hive Hub. But many smart lights can be set up in your home without a hub. They can connect to your Wi-Fi directly … Continue reading →

18.8 amps. Most electric water heaters use 18.8 amps with 240 volts and a 4,500 watt heating element. A gas water heater uses less amps—about 12 Amps with 115 volts. The average residential container heater has a 40-gallon tank and … Continue reading →

To adjust the temperature supply remove the plastic cap on top of the valve and adjust with a close fitting spanner. To increase the temperature turn anti-clockwise To decrease the temperature turn clockwise To set the valve to a maximum … Continue reading →

Several problems may cause only your bathtub to lack hot water, including a defective faucet, a water heater malfunction, a clogged pipe and a hidden leak. How can I make my bath water hotter? 6 Ways to Keep Bath Water … Continue reading →