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AES_eddie
Mar 11, 2019Aspirant
Powerline PL1000 Pair Not connecting over distance
I wish to create a WiFi hub at the front gate 150 metres from the house. I have a pair of PL1000, work OK around the house but when connected at the gate and the house pair will give me a powerline...
michaelkenward
Mar 12, 2019Guru - Experienced User
AES_eddie wrote:
I wish to create a WiFi hub at the front gate 150 metres from the house.
That may be too far for powerline Ethernet, especially if it is on a circuit with the sort of protection needed for outdoor installations.
AES_eddie wrote:
I have a pair of PL1000, work OK around the house but when connected at the gate and the house pair will give me a powerline network at the gate.
I don't understand that sentence. Is there a "not" missing somewhere?
Have you managed to get your powerline Ethernet working with the two plugs near to each other? It is usually easier to set them up like that and then move the second (guest) plug to where you want to use it.
AES_eddie
Mar 21, 2019Aspirant
Yes, certainly I initially connected the units side by side and then moved one to the gate
- plemansMar 21, 2019Guru - Experienced User
AES_eddie wrote:
Yes, certainly I initially connected the units side by side and then moved one to the gate
You had them connected right next to each other but when you introduce a 150m distance with potential interference, you might be able to get them to connect but the interference could be to much to pass video down it. Powerline is very sensitive to interference over distance.