Does it require a neutral wire? null

Yes a neutral wire is required. If you have a older home better check first. Most newer homes have neutral wire following the circuit to switch.

Yes it does. I've installed several. Unfortunately the switch that controls my kitchen light is wired "California style" so there's no neutral wire. The only switch I could find that didn't need a neutral was the Lutron Caseta dimmer. The switch costs twice as much as the TP-Link and you have to buy the hub. That one switch was going to cost me $100! I ended up buying a pack of the Hue white bulbs for $50, bypassed the switch, and put a blank over it.

A neutral wire is required for the switch to operate properly. This switch should not be used on a two way switch.

Yes! As far as I know, ALL Kasa smart switches require neutral wires or they will not work.

Yes the product requires a neutral wire to operate

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Yes a neutral wire is required. If you have a older home better check first. Most newer homes have neutral wire following the circuit to switch.
Answered by jhconsumer 5 years ago
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Yes it does. I've installed several. Unfortunately the switch that controls my kitchen light is wired "California style" so there's no neutral wire. The only switch I could find that didn't need a neutral was the Lutron Caseta dimmer. The switch costs twice as much as the TP-Link and you have to buy the hub. That one switch was going to cost me $100! I ended up buying a pack of the Hue white bulbs for $50, bypassed the switch, and put a blank over it.
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Yes
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Answered by Kirk 5 years ago
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A neutral wire is required for the switch to operate properly. This switch should not be used on a two way switch.
Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago
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Yes! As far as I know, ALL Kasa smart switches require neutral wires or they will not work.
Answered by Jas32 5 years ago
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