Tapo S110E Smart Switch Module, dry and wet contact, Matter

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Product guide

Tapo S110E Smart Switch Module, dry and wet contact, Matter

The Tapo S110E is a smart switch module with dry and wet contact modes, app control and Matter support. Its flexibility suits garage-door or boiler control as well as switching compatible lights and heating, while its stated 10 Amps current rating and socket-mount listing are important installation details to match to your setup.

At a glance

Dry-contact mode is described for garage doors, boilers, irrigation and access-control systems. Wet-contact mode is listed for smart lights, outlets and electric floor heating.
Matter support and stated compatibility with Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home and Samsung SmartThings provide several smart-home platform options.
The Tapo app is described as supporting remote switching, schedules and energy-use tracking, with electricity-rate input for bill estimates.
The listing states that a hub is not required.

Price

£15.99Save 47%

Reference price: ~~£29.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Two contact modes widen the range of listed control applications, from dry-contact systems to connected loads.
Remote app control and scheduling can automate connected devices without relying on manual switching.
Energy tracking includes an option to enter an electricity rate for estimates.

Cons

This is an installed switch module rather than a standalone plug-in switch, so the listed socket-mount specification and intended wiring setup need to suit the installation.

Technical specifications

10 specifications

Identity
Brand	Tapo
Model	Tapo S110E

Electrical and connections
Current rating	10 Amps
Contact type	Normally Closed
Contact material	Steel
Connector type	Quick Connect
Specification met	CE

Installation and operation
Mounting type listed	Socket Mount
Operation mode	Automatic

Pack information
Number of packs	1

What to know before buying

The listing names garage doors, boilers, irrigation and floor heating, but does not supply detailed wiring diagrams, load limits beyond the stated current rating, or confirmation of suitability for a particular installation. Check the device and installation requirements before fitting.

What’s in the box

Included

Tapo S110E

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Buyers adding app-based control and scheduling to compatible garage doors, boilers or irrigation equipment.
Smart-home users seeking a module advertised for both dry- and wet-contact applications.
Users who want energy-use tracking and stated Matter compatibility across several platforms.

Less suited to

Buyers looking for a ready-to-use plug-in switch or a complete installation service.
Anyone who cannot confirm that their wiring, load and intended device match the module’s requirements.

Tapo S110E Smart Switch Module, dry and wet contact, Matter · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 34 ratings

5 stars79%79%
4 stars12%12%
3 stars0%0%
2 stars4%4%
1 star5%5%

Customer feedback is generally positive about how the switch works and its quality, with a specific report of dry-pulse use for a garage. That use aligns with the listed dry-contact application, but the feedback does not establish compatibility with every garage setup. The supplied rating distribution is mostly five-star, alongside some low-star ratings, so the overall picture is favourable but not unanimous.

Positive themes

Customers report that the switch works well.
Customers appreciate its quality.
A customer summary mentions dry-pulse use for a garage.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Tapo S110E require a hub?

The product title says no hub is required. The listing also claims Matter support and compatibility with Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home and Samsung SmartThings.

What can it control in dry-contact mode?

The listing describes dry-contact use for garage doors, boilers, irrigation and sprinkler systems, and access control.

What does wet-contact mode cover?

The listing describes switching smart lights, outlets and electric floor heating. Confirm that your wiring and connected load are compatible.

Can it track energy use?

The listing claims it tracks connected-device energy use and can take an electricity rate for bill estimates. It also describes tracking energy generation and usage.