Question about TP-Link Tapo P115 (1-pack)

bravo good question. i bought a schuko adapter which turns out to be a type 13 but on the label it says max 10Ax 5 hours. in my case, since the intention is to use the tapo for running an electric heater, i think i'll replace the socket directly with a shuko. in your case it depends on the load it has to handle. what is the continuous power it has to handle

Yes, these things have a D plug. So order an adapter, Digitec should give it to you free of charge, but sometimes you have to point it out to them

The P115 can handle 16A. A type 23 adapter would therefore be appropriate. Provided you have installed such sockets. Otherwise just a T13. Of course, it depends on what power you want to connect. 115 is great! I need it on the outside socket of a caravan. It measures accurately and switches reliably. The setup is easy.