If I have 2 adapters now. 1 connected to cable modem and other in other room connected to computer. Can I get a 1 more adapter and putin bedroom ?
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Yes, as long as your router is connected to one, you can connect a bunch around the house. I have 4 plugged in and one at the router.
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yes, but if i were you i would not have them over 20 ft apart. i tried 40 ft and had problems staying on line the best thing is to run a cable. regard hosea
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Hello J, I bought it in a pair. Make sure you have access to the same electric circuit in the rooms you want to connect. In case you have three-phase electric network, chances are some areas are served by different phases, in which case your powerline is not an option. Good luck, Sergio Bergson
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The Answer to this question is.....DEPENDS.....did you run a telephone cable to the other rooms? If yes, then the answer is Yes. If no, then the answer is no.It handle up to 4 incoming lines then you may distribute as you see fit using the other 6 ports.
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No, you do not have to have another modem plugged into it. You just plug it into an outlet somewhere that it can pick up your wireless network. Then it is supposed to extend the range of the wireless network.
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Sorta. One adapter connects your modem/router to the A/C outlet. Then you plug in the second, third, fourth adapter where ever you need to in another A/C outlet. With two ethernet ports in each outlet, you can connect whatever devices you need. There is no need to "amplify" the signal, since the signal is traveling acrtoss your homes wiring, basically, a direct, ethernet connection.
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To my knowledge, no. I use the AC Ethernet adapters for wired connection which work great; I use a cheap switch to get multiple connections from one adapter. For instance, I use the AC Ethernet adapter and switch for to hard wire connect my TV, DVD (or Roku) and PC to the Internet. In another room, I use another Ethernet connected to my HT-WR02 to extend a strong wireless signal in the room and elsewhere around the house. Not sure if all of this information is helpful.
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Yes, you can use an adapterHowever,1) you can only use 1 of the 2 discreet sets of the electric wire in the house. you will have to install the system with the set up steps on page 9 the user's manual (See bullet point # 1 in the Product Knowledge) on sales page. In your case with only 2 prongs you will be better off getting the traditional 2 prongs ASINs: B00F1Z71AG & B006ICDV3M to save money.No GFI, No surge protector because the circuit in those device will alter the signal between the units.
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Yes, it should work. One of the power line is connecting to this router through one of the gigabit Ethernet ports, and the other power adapter can be connected to the device you want to have networking access. There are some limitation/requirement of the electric wiring in a building for using the power adapter(most of the houses meet those requirement).
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This set will allow you to connect (1) unit (single port) to router. The other (4 port) anywhere in the house you need internet. To add more rooms, you can buy extra single port units or buy another set like this and plug them around the house. Any single or multiple port units work as long as you have one unit to the router.
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I should have read the information here instead of just a click from a non-Amazon recommendation. You positively MUST use two of these. Diagram was included in package, not on this site :( But First One connects into two Ethernet Jacks on your modem and then into a single Ethernet cable to location where you want two Ethernet's. Connect Second One to this Ethernet and then two Ethernet cables to the two jacks of Second Unit.I have just one and absolutely nothing is fed from either output Jack when connected to my WiFi Ethernet Adapter.Now I know what I need is an Ethernet Switch!Can't even ask for return as it's my fault for not looking at all the information here! I should have read the information here instead of just a click from a non-Amazon recommendation. You positively MUST use two of these. Diagram was included in package, not on this site :( But First One connects into two Ethernet Jacks on your modem and then into a single Ethernet cable to location where you want two Ethernet's. Connect Second One to this Ethernet and then two Ethernet cables to the two jacks of Second Unit.I have just one and absolutely nothing is fed from either output Jack when connected to my WiFi Ethernet Adapter.Now I know what I need is an... » Read More I should have read the information here instead of just a click from a non-Amazon recommendation. You positively MUST use two of these. Diagram was included in package, not on this site :( But First One connects into two Ethernet Jacks on your modem and then into a single Ethernet cable to location where you want two Ethernet's. Connect Second One to this Ethernet and then two Ethernet cables to the two jacks of Second Unit.I have just one and absolutely nothing is fed from either output Jack when connected to my WiFi Ethernet Adapter.Now I know what I need is an Ethernet Switch!Can't even ask for return as it's my fault for not looking at all the information here! « Show Less
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You'll use 1 port in your router to send the signal the the Powerline adapter--> Powerline adapter will use 1 outlet, then wherever you're sending the singal near your PC or whatever, you'll use another outlet.
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Yes. Do note that if you're referring to internet speeds with 6 devices connected to it, it's wayyy more up to your internet service and possibly (but not likely) the modem provided to you from your ISP (internet service provider).
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Like others have mentioned, there are two devices in the pack. But one is to be connected to the source (like say modem) and another to the laptop/desktop which will communicate through modem to the internet. So if you want to connect more than one laptop/desktop then you can order single additional units or order another pack. You only need one for the modem, additional units just communicate with the same which connects to the modem. In fact I have different model numbers and they still work together.
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Ummm sounds like technogibberish to me . all cable modems are 2-way. They have to be. Now the question is does it meet the docs is 3.0 standard? Yes it does. You will be able to Get >300mbps down and ~120mbps up.
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Yes. You should be able to add 1 more. But mine can only work with 2, because the middle port was bad.And it automatic detect which port is active and switch automatically.
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It's advisable to use 2 of these filters. One before the modem and one on the main cable input. This is how time warner does it in nyc. If you are using moca adapters to get Ethernet over the coax and use one moca adapter on each end of the coax then the filters are not necessary, but cannot hurt. The moca adapters themselves have filters when used in pairs on a single coax cable. It would all depend on how the moca is being used.
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You only have 1 RJ45 network port, so to connect more than 1 computer to the Powerline adapter, you would have to use a multi port network switch connected to Netgear Powerline adapter, and your computers connect to the switch.