I just bought a TP-Link Kasa light switch (the HS200 single pole to be exact). It has two black wires, a white, and a green. The switch I want to replace has only black and red. Inside the box, I see there are white and green available. Can I do this? If so, please tell me how, or guide me towards where I can find the information. Really appreciate the help.
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Best Answer
Did you read the instructions that came with it. Here is my best guess on how to wire it, I do not have one so I can only look at sketches. A. Turn off the breaker B. Take pictures in case you have to put it back. C. Remove the plate and switch. D. Connect each of the two black wires from the switch to the live wires probably black E. Connect the Green wire to the ground line (bare or green wire) F. Connect the White wire to the neutral (white wire) G. Mount the new switch in the box H. Put the Wall plate on I. Turn the breaker on. J. You should be ready to go