Has anyone been able to make a TP Link dimmer switch work on a 4way system? Here is my current set up on the main switch. Line and Load are wired into the same box.
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Your post says 4-way, but the diagram is 3-way.
The TP-Link Kasa series is capable of 3-way installation. $-way installation is not supported by the Kasa.
Thanks! The second satellite switch is fed from the first satellite with the same configuration. Since a smart switch would not go there I didn’t draw it in the diagram. Good to know about Kasa not supporting this set up.