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II have already istalled the Power line Adaptor to my router and the relevant Access Point WiFI Power Line Netger to a eletrical wiring netwprk. Now i need to install one more adapter to increase WI FI coverage in another room of my big house .Unfortunately it is impossible to find and buy a single Access Point WI FI Power line plug ! What should I do ? Should I buy another Net Gear PLW -100 PES ( i.e. two devices ) and install only the new additional Acces Point Wi FI Power line ( with two antennas ) : does it work ? Thanks
You could go that route or you can buy a compatible adapter. The powerline devices use a specific standard and should all work together within that standard. So the plw1000 is homeplug av2 compliant. so any device compatible should work fine.
You could go that route or you can buy a compatible adapter. The powerline devices use a specific standard and should all work together within that standard. So the plw1000 is homeplug av2 compliant. so any device compatible should work fine.
Thanks ! So : leaving the WIFi system as it s now ( main adapter NetGear 1000 AV WIFI plugged to Fastgate Router from one side and to the eletrical sock on the other side PLUS the " secondary " device - the one with two antennas - plugged into the electrical sock in the second room for Wi FI extension,) I will buy another set ( two devices ) of the same model NetGear 1000 WiFI BUT will plug only the device with the two antennas to the electrical sock in the third room where I want Wi Fi further extension.
I will buy another set ( two devices ) of the same model NetGear 1000 WiFI BUT will plug only the device with the two antennas to the electrical sock in the third room where I want Wi Fi further extension.
I simply will neglet the new main adapter .
Makes sense. That's what I'd do in your circumstances. It might turn out to be cheaper because standalone wifi devices seem to come in at a hefty markup.
But I bet it won't be long before you find a use for the spare plug.
You could even use it as the feed for another router in AP mode or wifi extender to get wifi out to somewhere that could use it.
An extra Ethernet plug could also feed a smart TV or something else.
Remember, when adding new plugs to an existing network, you need to follow this advice:
