How to find serial number on TP-Link devices

M7350 V9, M7350 V7, M7350 V5, TX-6610 V1, TD-W8961N V1

Introduction

Every TP-Link product has a unique serial number (S/N), which is required when registering on the website or applying for an RMA case number. They can only be 11/12/13 hexadecimal digits.

This article will guide you to find the serial number of your TP-Link device.

Application

Method 1: Look over the box

You can find the serial number on the device’s box.

We take the Tapo RV20 as an example:

Label on box.

Note: For some products, smart bulbs like LB xxx, Antennas, some Mini routers (like TL-WR702N), or some wireless adapters (like Archer T1U, Archer T2U, Archer T2U Plus, Archer T3U, Archer T3U Plus, Archer T4U V1&V2, TL-WN723N, TL-WN725N, TL-WN823N, etc.), there is no label on the product itself.

Method 2: Look over the device label

You can find the serial number on the device’s label.

For most products, please turn the device over; you can see a label on the back. It is usually started with “S/N:” or marked as “Serial Number”.

We take the Deco as an example:

Product label.

Note: The Tapo Robot Vacuum's serial number is not on the bottom label; you will need to remove the dustbin/water tank to find it.

For Tapo RV20/RV30/RV20 Max/RV30 Max

Remove the water tank to find the SN for Tapo RV20/30 (Max).

For Tapo RV50 Series

Remove the cover and dustbin to find SN on Tapo RV50 series.

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