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fluxblocker
Dec 11, 2016Follower
add new powerline adapter to existing powerline network
Greetings all. We have an existing powerline network of ethernet adapters. We have WiFi but it is not a powerline; it is built-in to the router we got from the ISP. We have a range extender that...
jlgdesign
Dec 16, 2016Aspirant
I have an existing Powerline1000 kit with the PL1000 Access Point and a PLW 1000 Adapter. I would like to add one additional adapter but cannot find a separate or single PLW 1000 in any store or online. What is the correct model name and number to add to an adapter to an existing system?
jlgdesign
Dec 16, 2016Aspirant
In the last post, I inadvertantly described the models incorrectly. The PL 1000 is the Adapter and the PLW 1000 is the Access Point. I am trying to locate and purchase an additional PLW 1000 Access Point.
- michaelkenwardDec 16, 2016Guru - Experienced User
Netgear, in its wisdom, does not sell individual plugs, especially wifi access points. At least, not in most countries
To get what you want, you will have to buy a twin pack and keep one as a spare, or find somewhere else that ot can be useful.
One thing to consider is that the AV standard is industry wide so you can mix different brands, and even different speeds. So if you can find a manufacturer that sells singleton powerline access points – most are just like Netgear and sell only pairs – you could add that.