Question 1

Can I cut the Tapo/Kasa strip?

Accepted Answer

Q1: Can I cut the Light Strip to fit my installation?

A1: Yes, The Light Strips have cut marks, allowing you to cut them to the desired length for your installation. However, the cut-off part is usually not reusable.

Note: Ensure the light strip is disconnected from power before cutting.

Q2: After cutting the Light strip, can I connect the excess part cut off to another controller for normal use?

A2: No. Currently, TP-Link does not sell the light strip controller separately. What’s more, Third-party controllers are not fully compatible with Tapo/Kasa light strips, which may prevent the strip from powering on or being controlled.

Q3: What can I do with the excess part of the Light strip after cutting?

A3: Generally, the excess part cut-off cannot be reused, so please be careful before cutting.

If you accidentally cut it to the wrong length, you can still reconnect the cut part using a connector or attach it to another strip of the same model. You can tap here for more guidance about using a connector.

Note: The total length of a light strip must not exceed 5 meters.

(1) Exceeding this length may cause the overall brightness of the strip to dim.

(2) For the L930 and L920 models, the parts beyond 5 meters cannot change colors properly.

Question 2

How to create 3D Map in the Tapo App for Pad

Accepted Answer

Security, lighting, power, switches, and environmental controls—every household device is neatly displayed on a 3D map. With home status instantly visible, intuitive control from a single screen ensures effortless use by everyone in the family.

Step1: Download the 3D Floor Plan

1. Open the Home page of your Tapo APP

2. Click on the cube icon (3D vivid view) in the top right corner

3. Download the Plan

Display the Home icon, cube icon, and download button position in the Tapo app.

Step2: Choose the way to generate the map

Method1: Draw Manually

Method 2: Map by Robot Vacuum (You can choose this method if you have a robot vacuum that supports the mapping function.)

Display the draw manually button and map by robot vacuum button position in the Tapo app.

Step3: Generate the Map

Method1: Draw Manually

1. Follow the instructions in the Tapo App to learn how to create the floor plan of your sweet home.

2. Customize the floor plan (rooms and doors), choose the furniture, and drag the smart home devices that are bonded to your account to the place you want.

Display the Floor plan button in the Tapo APP; we can customize the room and door settings on the left side of this page.

Display the furniture button in the Tapo APP; we can add more furniture on the left side of this page.

Display the devices button in the Tapo APP; we can add smart home devices on the left side of this page.

3. Save the settings: Click the save button on the top right corner and enjoy the 3D map.

Display the whole 3D map that you created.

Method2: Map by Robot Vacuum

1. Choose a robot vacuum.

2. Choose a Map from the robot vacuum and the floor plan will be generated automatically.

Display the map of the robot vacuum and a generate floor plan button that you can click.

Display the map of the house, which is the same as the map on the robot vacuum you chose before.

3. Customize the floor plan (rooms and doors), choose the furniture, and drag the smart home devices that are bound to your account to the place you want.

4. Save the settings: Click the save button on the top right corner and enjoy the 3D map.

How to add the 2nd or more floors

Click on the Floor button and add it. Choose the way to create the new floor. Don’t forget to save the settings.

Display the location of the floor button and add button to add more floors.

Display the location of 3 ways to create a new floor map by robot vacuum, draw manually or duplicate floor.

Question 3

How to use the Home feature and Room feature in the Tapo App

Accepted Answer

This feature allows you to customize your smart home experience, making it simple to control different devices based on where they are located. Whether you have multiple properties or just want to keep your living spaces organized, setting up Homes and Rooms helps streamline your smart device management.

For Home Feature:

1: Open the Tapo app and tap the “My Home” icon. Select “Home Settings” from the menu.

Display the location of the home settings icon.

2. Tap the “+” icon to create a new home.

Display the location of the add button.

3. Create a name for the home and tap “Save”.

Display the name position of the home.

4. Add rooms directly or add them later.

Display a pop-up window where we can choose to add rooms now or add them later.

For Room Feature:

1. Open the Tapo app and tap the “hamburger” icon. Select “Room Settings” from the menu.

Display the position of the room settings.

2. Tap “Add Rooms” to create a new room for your devices.

Display the add rooms button position.

3. Select or enter a name for the room and tap “Save”.

Display the name position of the room.

4. Choose the devices you want to add to this room and tap “Add to This Room” to complete the process.

Display the devices that we can add to the room.

5. Return to the home page, and you'll see the new room listed in the menu, along with your devices inside it.

Display the devices and rooms that we have set up on the home page of the Tapo APP.

Question 4

How to use the Home feature and Room feature in the Kasa App

Accepted Answer

This capability enables you to personalize your smart home setup, facilitating the management of various devices according to their specific locations. Regardless of whether you own several properties or are simply aiming to maintain order in your living areas, establishing Homes and Rooms will enhance the efficiency of your smart device control.

For Home Feature:

1. Open the Kasa app and tap the “arrow symbol”. Select “Home Settings” from the menu.

Display the location of the home settings icon.

2. Tap the “Add a Home” icon to create a new home.

Display the location of add a home button

3. Create a name for the home and tap “ADD”.

Display the name position of the home.

4. Add rooms directly or add them later.

Display a pop-up window where we can choose to add rooms now or add them later.

For Room Feature:

1. Open the Kasa app and tap the “hamburger” icon.

Display the position of the room settings.

2. Tap “Add Rooms” to create a new room for your devices.

Display the add rooms button position.

3. Select or enter a name for the room and tap “ADD”.

Display the name position of the room.

4. Select the devices you want to add to this room, then tap “Add to This Room” to finish the process.

Display the devices that we can add to the room.

5. Return to the home page, and you'll see the new room listed in the menu, along with your devices inside it.

Display the devices and rooms that we have set up on the home page of the Kasa APP.

Question 5

How can I prevent my camera battery from swelling?

Accepted Answer

Battery swelling, also known as battery bloating, is a condition where a battery physically expands or bulges due to internal pressure. This can occur for several reasons and poses potential risks. To extend the life of your batteries and reduce the risk of battery swelling, you can follow these tips:

1. Avoid Overcharging.

It’s not recommended to leave your devices plugged in for extended periods once they are fully charged. Overcharging can cause the battery to heat up and potentially swell.

2. Monitor Temperature.

Keep your cameras and batteries in a cool, dry place. Extreme temperatures, both hot and cold, can damage batteries and cause them to swell. Avoid leaving devices in direct sunlight.

3. Use the original charger.

Use chargers that came with the package. Using incompatible chargers can lead to overcharging or incorrect voltage, damaging the battery.

4. Regularly Check for Damage.

Inspect your batteries for any signs of damage, such as leaks or bulging. If you notice any issues, replace the battery immediately.

5. Store Batteries Properly.

If you're not using a battery for an extended period, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Partially charge the battery before storing it to help maintain its health.

6. Replace Old Batteries:

Over time, batteries degrade and become less efficient. Replace your batteries periodically to ensure they are functioning optimally and to prevent potential issues like swelling.

If you need further assistance, click here to contact our support team.

Question 6

How to set privacy zone for your Tapo Camera

Accepted Answer

The Privacy Zones feature allows you to define a specific area that can't be viewed or monitored to protect your privacy. The purpose of the Private zones is to prevent some areas from being recognized.

Note: The settings apply only to the current camera view. When the camera is rotated, the camera view changes and the settings will not apply.

Step 1: Launch Tapo App, and pick the camera you would like to edit by selecting it to enter the live view.

Step 2: Tap the Device Settings> Video& Display> Privacy Zones.

Display the Video & Display position in the app. Display the Privacy Zones position in the app.

Step3: Enable Privacy Zones, and click on the arrow symbol to edit.

Tap the arrow symbol to customize the Privacy zones.

Step 4: Add zone and drag the corners of the privacy zones to adjust it.

Personalize privacy zones by adding and clearing. Then save the changes.

You can customize the zone and clear it in the app.

Get to know more details of each function and configuration please go to Download Center to download the manual of your product.

Question 7

Cách kết nối Camera/Chuông cửa Wi-Fi Tapo với Tapo Hub

Accepted Answer

Tapo Hub hiện cung cấp tính năng sao lưu Wi-Fi và lưu trữ Hub cho một số camera và chuông cửa Wi-Fi, biến hub của bạn thành trung tâm của hệ thống an ninh trong nhà. Tham khảo bài viết sau để xem danh sách các thiết bị tương thích với Hub: Danh sách Camera Tương thích với Tapo Smart Hub

Nếu camera/chuông cửa của bạn hỗ trợ tính năng này, vui lòng nâng cấp firmware lên phiên bản mới nhất và tham khảo thông tin dưới đây để cấu hình.

Lưu ý: Hiện tại, chỉ có Tapo H200 và H500 hỗ trợ tính năng này.

Sao lưu Wi-Fi

Với tính năng Sao lưu Wi-Fi, Tapo Hub hiện có thể hoạt động như một bộ mở rộng Wi-Fi/Điểm truy cập, cung cấp chức năng Sao lưu Wi-Fi cho Camera và chuông cửa Tapo. Khi tính năng này được bật, Camera và chuông cửa Tapo sẽ tự động kết nối với thiết bị (hub/router) có tín hiệu mạnh nhất và chuyển sang thiết bị khác nếu kết nối Wi-Fi bị gián đoạn.

Dưới đây là các bước để cấu hình Sao lưu Wi-Fi:

1. Kết nối hub của bạn với cùng một Mạng khu vực cục bộ (cách đơn giản nhất là kết nối với cùng một router).

2. Nhấn Cài đặt thiết bị > Kết nối mạng > Sao lưu Wi-Fi để bật tính năng Sao lưu Wi-Fi.

3. Nhấn vào Hub AP và chọn Hub phù hợp cho Camera Tapo của bạn.

4. Sau khi cấu hình xong, Camera Tapo sẽ tự động kết nối với thiết bị (Hub/Router) có tín hiệu mạnh nhất.

Các bước để cài đặt Sao lưu Wi-Fi từ cài đặt Camera.

Lưu trữ Hub

Với tính năng Lưu trữ Hub, bạn hiện có thể trực tiếp lưu trữ video từ camera/chuông cửa của mình trên một Tapo Hub với chức năng lưu trữ mở rộng trong cùng một mạng cục bộ. Tính năng này đảm bảo rằng ngay cả khi camera bị đánh cắp, video vẫn có thể truy cập từ bộ lưu trữ của hub.

Lưu ý: Có giới hạn số lượng camera có thể kết nối với Lưu trữ Hub; tham khảo bài viết sau để biết chi tiết: Có bao nhiêu thiết bị có thể kết nối với Tapo Hub cùng lúc?

Dưới đây là các bước để cấu hình Lưu trữ Hub:

1. Đảm bảo router của camera và hub của bạn nằm trong cùng một mạng khu vực cục bộ.

2. Nhấn Cài đặt thiết bị > Lưu trữ & Ghi âm > Lưu trữ cục bộ > Vị trí lưu trữ, sau đó chọn hub mà bạn muốn lưu trữ video.

3. Nhấn Lưu ở góc trên bên phải để hoàn tất cấu hình.

Lưu ý: Khi bạn chọn Lưu trữ Hub, video sẽ được lưu trên Hub. Tuy nhiên, nếu kết nối với Hub bị gián đoạn, video sẽ tạm thời được lưu trên thẻ SD (nếu có) cho đến khi kết nối được phục hồi.

Các bước để cài đặt Lưu trữ Hub trong Cài đặt thiết bị của camera.

Các thiết bị kết nối

Với tính năng Các thiết bị kết nối, bạn có thể cấu hình cả Sao lưu Wi-Fi và Lưu trữ Hub ở một nơi. Bạn không chỉ có thể thiết lập thiết bị mới mà còn có thể kết nối các thiết bị Wi-Fi hiện có.
1. Đảm bảo Camera và Hub đã kết nối với cùng một mạng khu vực cục bộ.

2. Nhấn vào Hub > Các thiết bị kết nối, sau đó nhấn vào biểu tượng "+" ở góc trên bên phải và chọn "Kết nối thiết bị hiện có".

Hướng dẫn thêm camera hiện có vào Hub.

3. Sau khi phát hiện và thêm thiết bị vào hub, nhấn vào thiết bị tương ứng để quản lý cả cài đặt Sao lưu Wi-Fi và Vị trí lưu trữ.

Hướng dẫn cài đặt Sao lưu Wi-Fi hoặc lưu trữ Hub cho camera có thể truy cập.

Question 8

How secure are Tapo devices?

Accepted Answer

Our Global Certifications

Tapo is committed to data security and compliance, holding ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certifications. These certifications demonstrate our adherence to international standards for information security management and personal information management.

Data Encryption

Tapo employs AES 128-bit encryption and TLS 1.2 protocols to protect sensitive information, such as camera videos and user identity data. AES 128-bit encryption offers robust protection using a 128-bit key, making unauthorized access nearly impossible. TLS 1.2 ensures secure internet connections, maintaining data confidentiality and integrity while resisting eavesdropping and tampering.

Account Security

To enhance user account security, Tapo implements a Two-Step Verification mechanism. This requires an additional verification step beyond just a username and password, safeguarding user credentials and preventing unauthorized access.

Making Your Account More Secure: Introducing Two-Step Verification (2FA) for the Tapo App

Comprehensive Data Defense

Tapo partners with AWS to leverage top-tier security services, including DDoS protection and Web Application Firewalls (WAFs), to protect against data attacks. Additionally, we have disaster recovery measures in place to quickly restore data in case of corruption or loss, and we conduct regular security audits to monitor data access and identify potential breaches.

Secure Cameras, Private Life

Tapo provides a full range of cameras designed to secure your home while also protecting your personal information. Our solutions ensure both safety from threats and privacy for your data.

1) Secure Local & Cloud Storage

Keeps up to 512GB of footage stored continuously on a microSD card (not included) or choose our Tapo Care Cloud subscription service, which not only saves your 30-day video history but also provides additional benefits such as activity notifications with snapshots.

What Type of MicroSD Card Does Tapo Camera Support?

General Questions about Tapo Care

2) Privacy Mode

Set your Tapo camera to privacy mode and the camera’s lens will be blocked from recording your privacy moments.

How to Use the Privacy Mode of My Tapo Cameras

3) Set Privacy Zone

Set up blocked areas for your cameras in the Tapo app to prevent recording private spaces, such as your bed. Record only areas that need to be monitored, such as doorways and windows, to ensure your privacy is not leaked.

How to set privacy zone for your Tapo Camera

Question 9

Frequently asked questions about the Tapo D130 Smart Wired Video Doorbell

Accepted Answer

Q1: How to Install and Configure a Tapo D130 Doorbell?

Click the link to learn how to install and configure your Tapo D130.

How to Install and Configure a Tapo D130 Doorbell

Q2: What’s the FOV of the Tapo D130?

The Tapo D130 has a Field of View (FOV) of 180° (Diagonal), 172° (Horizontal), and 144° (Vertical). This wide FOV allows it to capture a broader area, making it suitable for monitoring large spaces effectively.

Q3: Will mounting wedge influence the viewing field of my camera?

We provide 5° vertical and 15° horizontal mounting wedges to adjust the doorbell's view angle for a more desirable location. It won't decrease the doorbell's viewing field.

Q4: Why do the four corners of my live view screen have vignetting?

Tapo D130 uses a 180-degree fisheye optical lens, and the default live view interface will have four vignetting corners. You can use the Distortion Correction feature to eliminate vignetting corners if you don't want them. Go to Device Settings of the Tapo D130 > Video& Display and enable the Distortion Correction feature.

Q5: Can I install the doorbell upside down instead of vertically?

The doorbell camera is designed to be installed vertically, not upside down. But if you truly have such special demand, you can turn on the Invert Image feature to rotate the video image 180 degrees for a proper view. Go to Device Settings of the Tapo D130 > Video& Display and enable the Invert Image feature.

Q6: How can I receive notifications only when someone presses the doorbell?

If you just want to receive notifications when the doorbell is pressed, you can go to the doorbell’s settings and disable motion detection and AI detection.

Q7: How can I receive more attention-grabbing notifications, such as vibrate and ring, than just text messages?

In addition to the text notifications sent by the Tapo app, you can enable the Ring call feature. When someone presses the doorbell, a video call window appears on the mobile phone, followed by vibration and ringing, which clearly reminds you that the doorbell is being pressed at this time. Go to Device Settings > Doorbell > Doorbell Video Call and enable the feature.

Note: Each mobile phone independently controls the on/off and activation of the doorbell video call function, and it will not take effect simultaneously through the TP-Link ID.

Q8: Can Kasa and Tapo chimes be used interchangeably?

Due to the difference in Chime usage protocols, Tapo and Kasa can only use the chime corresponding to their respective brands, so please use the chime included in the package.

Q9: What is the Tapo Chime's maximum functioning distance?

Tapo Chime is a Wi-Fi chime that can communicate with Tapo Doorbell through home Wi-Fi or a cloud server. Both Chime and Doorbell can continue communicating with each other without distance limitation as long as they are connected to the internet.

Q10: How do I manage my Tapo Chime?

The Tapo Chime won't show up on the Home page. To manage the Tapo Chime, go to Tapo D130 Device Settings > Doorbell > Paired Chimes.

Q11: How many Tapo Chimes can work with one Tapo Doorbell?

The Tapo doorbell and chime can realize many-to-many under the same TP-Link account. Please refer to the following guide to learn how to pair the chime.

How to add another chime for the Tapo Doorbell

Q12: If the doorbell goes offline, will Tapo Hub or Chime still ring when the doorbell is pressed?

If the chime is connected to the doorbell on the same Wi-Fi network, the chime will still ring even though the doorbell is offline.

If the chime is connected to the chime from a different Wi-Fi network, the chime won’t still ring if the doorbell is offline.

Q13: What voltage is required for the Tapo D130 connection? Can I just use a transformer if I don't have an old doorbell system at home?

Tapo D130 requires a voltage range from 8V to 24V, and it could be powered by a transformer or a power adapter if there is no old doorbell system.

Q14: Does Tapo D130 support RTSP/onvif protocol?

Yes, the Tapo D130 doorbell does support both RTSP and ONVIF protocols. This capability allows for integration with various third-party systems, enabling users to manage and view their doorbell's video feed effectively. For more information about the RTSP/ONVIF protocol, please refer to the following guide.

How to view Tapo camera on PC/NAS/NVR through RTSP/Onvif Protocol

Q15: Can the Tapo doorbell use the existing chime instead of the Tapo wireless chime? How about other wireless chimes from other brands, such as Eufy or Ring?

Tapo D130 will not work with your existing chime; it can only be used with the wireless chime that comes in the package. Simply plug the wireless chime into the power outlet in the desired location in the home and pair the chime with your doorbell so you can hear when someone comes to visit your home.

You can add Tapo wireless chimes/hub to notify you of visitors' arrivals. Also, if you wish to use a third-party device, the Alexa Echo speaker/display and the Google Assistant speaker/display can currently be paired with the Tapo doorbell on the corresponding third-party platform. Click the link below for more information.

How to add another chime for the Tapo Doorbell

Q16: Does the Tapo D130 support 24/7 recording?

Yes, you can insert an SD card into the doorbell and turn on 24/7 recording. Yan also customizes the recording schedule. For more details about 24/7 recording, please refer to the following guide.

How can I view continuous recordings of Tapo and Kasa cameras on the Tapo app?

Q17: Does the doorbell work with 3rd-party smart platforms?

The doorbell can work with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

Q18: What Internet speed is required for using the Kasa doorbell?

At least 3 Mbps upload speed in the 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network.

Question 10

Frequently asked questions about the Tapo DL110 Smart Door Lock

Accepted Answer

Basic information

Q: How to charge my DL110 Smart Lock?

The DL110 has a removable battery that charges via a Type-C port on the battery, has a capacity of 10,000mAh, and supports one year of remote control or two years of local control. When the battery is dead, please use the adapter and Type-C cable to charge the battery directly. For more instructions, please refer to the link below:

How to Charge the Battery of a Tapo Smart Door Lock (Tapo DL110)

Q: What happens if the DL110 battery dies?

The DL110 will send a low battery warning before it runs out of power. However, if your smart lock is completely dead before the battery is changed, your key will still work. You can use the key to lock and unlock the door. If you don't have your key with you, you can also temporarily power the lock with something like a rechargeable battery to unlock it using your fingerprint/PIN Code. For more information, please refer to the link below:

How to Provide a Temporary Power Supply for your Tapo Smart Door Lock (Tapo DL110)

Q: What door locks is the DL110 suitable for?

Tapo DL110 is compatible with single cylinders, not with integrated locks and mortise locks.

Here’s the measuring template for DL110; please print it in US Letter/A4 size and use it to check the door lock compatibility.

Tapo DL110_Measuring Template_A4 Size

Tapo DL110_Measuring Template_US Letter Size

Q: Can I control the DL110 locally only?

DL110 supports disabling Wi-Fi and connecting to the device via Bluetooth, which means it operates in local control mode. In this mode, you can only connect to the lock through Bluetooth when you are physically near it.

If you wish to set it to local control mode, please refer to the following instructions.

How to set up your DL110

Q: Can I change the built-in doorbell ringtone?

No, the built-in doorbell ringtone is fixed. But you can change the ringtone of the paired chimes in Device Settings > Doorbell > Paired Chimes.

Q: What is the waterproof and dustproof level of DL110?

The exterior assembly of the DL110 adopts a waterproof structure, supporting IP65, which can be installed in outdoor door scenarios.

But the interior assembly is not waterproof. Please do not place in an environment that is too humid or prone to water ingress.

Q: Do I need to subscribe to use the door lock feature?

There are no additional subscription fees to use Tapo DL110.

Q: Can I program the DL110 and other Tapo devices via Smart Action?

Yes, the door lock supports multiple smart action triggers and actions:

Trigger: Unlocked (by Any Method/Specified Person), Locked, Doorbell pressed, Alarm Triggered.

Action: Turn on/off the Locking/Unlocking notifications.

Q: Can I switch the Wi-Fi network for DL110 directly on the Tapo app?

If you change your ISP or router and need to reconnect the DL110 to Wi-Fi, you can connect to the DL110 via Bluetooth near the DL110, then go to the Device Settings page of DL110 and reconnect the DL110 directly to the new Wi-Fi without resetting the DL110.

Security Related

Q: How many ways can DL110 be locked/unlocked?

The DL110 offers four unlocking methods: app unlocking, physical key unlocking, password unlocking, and fingerprint unlocking. It offers five locking methods: app locking, thumb latch locking, registered fingerprint locking, manual locking (including one-touch locking or verification locking), and automatic locking.

Q: Will DL110 lock automatically after I unlock it?

You can enable the Auto Lock feature in case you forget to lock the door. You can also set a Disable Auto Lock schedule to disable auto lock within a set time. To enable the Auto Lock feature, go to Device Settings > Lock Settings > Auto Lock.

Q: How can I change my existing password?

No, you cannot change the existing password on the Tapo app directly once you have set it up, but you can create a new password and delete the old one. To learn how to add a new password, please refer to the following guide.

How to manage your password on your Smart Door lock

Q: Can I still control the DL110 if the router's Wi-Fi suddenly doesn't work?

Yes, if the router’s Wi-Fi goes down for some reason, you can still connect to the DL110 via Bluetooth when you are next to the device.

Q: What is Wrong-Try Protection?

Wrong-Try Protection is a security feature of DL110. When the failed fingerprint attempts reach the limit you set, you can use the PIN code to unlock. If the limit of PIN code attempts is reached, both methods will be in lockdown for the time you set. You can enable this feature in Device Settings > Security Settings > Wrong-Try Protection via the Tapo app.

Q: How does Scramble PIN Code work?

With the Scramble PIN Code feature turned on, you can enter decoy digits before and after your passcode to prevent others from snooping on your actual access password. Using a Scramble PIN Code makes your actual password longer so that others will have a harder time remembering it. The total length should be no more than 20 digits. To set the Scramble PIN Code, go to Device Settings > Security Settings > Scramble PIN Code.

Q: How to check the Smart Lock Events

You can view unlocking, locking status, and other activity on the door lock in its timeline via Event Log. Tap Event Log on the Status page. If you want to save the log to the Cloud, you can enable Log Backup.

Q: How many passwords can be stored in the DL110?

Together, One-time code and normal code can store a total of 200.

And for emergency codes, you can generate up to 16 codes every 4 hours.

For more information about the password, please refer to the following guide:

How to manage your password on your Smart Door lock

Q: How many fingerprints and members can be stored in the DL110?

The number of fingerprints that can be stored is up to 100. You can create 32 members to add fingerprints.

Q: Can I share the DL110 with my family members?

Please refer to this FAQ for more information: How to share the door lock with my family.

Q: How can I control the DL110 in Alexa/Google Home?

Refer to the links below for more detailed instructions:

How to make my Tapo smart door lock work with Amazon Alexa

How to connect my Tapo smart door lock to Google Home

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