Most of the WiFi outlets running a version of Tuya control have very low power or current limits, often on the order of ~400-600 Watts or maybe ~5 Amps. There are a couple of dongle-style controllable outlets that have higher limits, claiming to be able to handle 1200 W resistive loads — I think Geeni makes one. But it’s likely more reliable to go with a fixed outlet device like those from Leviton or GE that can handle 15 A on the controlled receptacle. These most often work with a communications protocol and radio frequency (that requires an external steering device, such as a smart home hub), either Zwave or ZigBee. Else, a dedicated heavy-duty relay such as the 40A units from GE and Aeotec.