TP-Link NET POWERLINE ADAPTER 500MBPSTLPA4010 KIT

Ik had al een tp link alleen had ik hiervoor deze nodig om connectie te maken met de router. Na het koppelen met de router en het verbinden met elkaar direct goede verbinding

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Estava com problemas de conexão WiFi devido a distância entre computador e o roteador, nem o repetidor deu jeito. Depois que adquiri esse aparelho minha conexão está estável e com média de velocidade de 70Mb. Vale muito compra.

Justo me acaban de llegar y ha sido muy facil instalarlos, pensaba que seria un poco mas engorroso pero ha sido increiblemente fácil, con tan solo enchufarlos y conectar 1 cable del router a 1 de los plc, estando juntos y enchufados apretas el botoncito para hacer el pair (lo sabreis porque las luces se ponen a parpadear) y en unos segundos ya estan sincronizados. De primero decir que los adaptadores son mas pequeños que un paquete de tabaco y muy bonitos. Es la primera vez que los uso y era bastante reacio a usarlos, ya que normalmente todas las instalaciones electricas pasan por el cuadro principal y esto ha hecho que me pensara esta solucion durante años Muy sorprendido, funcionan perfectamente, ahora ya no tengo que tirar un cable de 50 metros que atraviese la casa, ni usar adaptadores wifi que a veces no funcionan, tan facil como enchufar, apretar 1 boton, esperar 10 segundos y ya estan funcionando perfectamente Al no tener wifi ni nada, no duplicas tu wifi, no vas a tener desconexiones raras, no tienes que configurar nada, encantado con la compra La unica pega que tengo sobre esta compra ha sido la compañia de transporte, han tardado 1 dia mas de lo que decia Amazon

The basic simplest 500Mbps TP-Link PA4010 Powerline kit works a treat; we didn’t need pass through sockets, nor extra wifi, nor gigabit speeds, just enough bandwidth for a Smart TV. Initially I plugged them into adjacent sockets, let them synchronise with the pairing buttons, and then moved the distant one to its new home and it all just worked. So simple. Wonderful. If one wishes to make the system more secure than the default, or to change the names or passwords on each unit, or to add more units into the power line, or to change the priority mapping, or to monitor QoS (Quality of Service) etc, then the mini-CD has a full pdf User Manual and a Management Utility that can run on the PC. This also allows one to upgrade the firmware etc in the devices if TP-Link produce updates. I wanted to connect my new Smart TV to the network, but the wifi from one side of the house to the other was not good enough, too much steel and masonry in the way, so while it was marginally OK for phone and tablet, the TV just sulked, and adding another Ethernet cable was going to be a nightmare. Hence this network extender. It matters that the pair are on the same ring main because the signal does not seem to pass at a high enough speed through the MCBs in the fuse box. The signal is also too slow through the surge protectors etc in the Belkin mains extension block that powers my core IT stuff. So the pair are using a couple of the normal 13A sockets on the upstairs ring main, full speed, no problems even though they are about forty feet of wire apart. I've not noticed any interference on any other equipment, nor has anything else interfered with this net connection - the pictures from BBC iPlayer HD are stunning. It was supplied with a CD with info and software, and some microscopic paper instructions, but these are not really necessary as the pair simply just worked. There are three LEDs on each unit; power, Powerline, Ethernet, and the steady on or off or blinking and colours are intuitive. Note that Az in their infinite wisdom has mixed up all the reviews for the five different types of TP-Link power-line adaptors, so don’t be surprised if some do not seem to be relevant to what you are looking for. One minor niggle I would never normally mention, but I ordered this from Az early on Monday morning as an 'In Stock' item and today late Friday evening it still has not been dispatched, whereas the identical item I am now using was bought over the counter at Maplins on Monday afternoon, because I only saw how long Az were going to take AFTER I had placed the order. I can still use the Az one when it eventually arrives next week so I did not cancel. Addendum. 30th August 2016 The Az bits arrived today, and yes a third unit (and fourth) can be added to the ring main and work happily with the other two, just press the pairing button on an original member of the network and then the button on the additional one. Note that if a standard network switch is added to the distant Ethernet port then the power saving mode will not happen, because even if nothing is happening on the switch it will still be polled by the router and will keep the Powerline awake. I just added a third Powerline instead of the switch, and then all three can sleep when the connected devices are off. Addendum 2. 9th December 2016. I downloaded the TP-link PowerLineUtility (tpPLC.exe v2.1.2484 dated 24/10/2016) for these devices and also the 2016 firmware updates. The update has changed these PA4010 from nominal 500Mbps to 600Mbps, the version goes from v1.2 (as printed on the units) to v1.3 The Utility shows that the data rate between them and also a PA4020 (where there had been two PA41010) with the master plugged into a Gigabit network is between 339Mbps (3 metres) and 313Mbps (14metres) depending on the distance (PC-router-PA4010-PA4010 etc). Note that the Utility on the TP-Link website for the PA4010 is newer than that for the PA4020 and it works perfectly well on both. Addendum 3. 26th March 2018. Be aware that these can overheat if anything blocks the ventilation. I had a problem where occasionally one shut down after about half an hour and discovered that it was only when some clothes were hanging next to it. Moving the TP-Link to an unobstructed place cured the problem.