Fit a battery door contact sensor

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Pair and stick a Tapo T110 contact sensor to an indoor door. A compatible Tapo hub is required.

Beginner · 25–40 minutes with the hub already set up

Fit a battery door contact sensor

What will you learn?

Pair and stick a Tapo T110 contact sensor to an indoor door. A compatible Tapo hub is required.

Tools

Materials

Step by step

Battery tab pulls out beside phone Add Sensor screen and hub.

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1. Pair beside the hub

Remove the sensor’s battery insulation tab. In Tapo, choose Add device, Sensors, T110. Select the compatible hub and follow the pairing prompts.

Loose sensor and magnet move apart while the app shows an open event.

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2. Test before sticking

Hold the sensor and magnet at the intended location. Separate and reunite them. Confirm that open and closed events appear correctly in the app.

Aligned sensor marks face each other across a gap of at most 15 mm.

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3. Align and attach

Clean and dry the mounting faces. Put one part on the fixed frame and the other on the moving door. Align their marks; keep the closed gap no more than 15 mm. Press the supplied pads firmly.

Closed and open door states correspond to matching app events.

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4. Check alerts

Open and close the door several times. Check status and event history. If you want phone alerts, enable them in Tapo and allow notifications in phone settings, then test again.

Watch the method

Watch the method

Official T110 pairing and placement demonstration. Screens may vary with app and hardware version.

TP-Link Global Support · English

Watch on YouTube ↗

Final checks

Do not mount until the location test passes. If events are unreliable, move the hub or sensor and retest before attaching.

Software & apps

Tapo app; a compatible hub must already be added.

Sources

TP-Link T110 setup and download ↗

TP-Link T110 user guide ↗

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