Will this work with a TP-Link AV500 Nano Powerline Ethernet Adapter (TL-PA4010) or other TP adapters as a base unit?
1029047
Yes I'm using that combination right now. You'll just need to pair it after plugging it in.
550526
It worked fine with my existing LinkSys Powerline 200Mbps setup. Seems like it would be even more likely to work with other kits from the same manufacturer.
951613
Yes, it should work because the ethernet port is between the hdmi cord and the power supply cord.
1304694
It is supposed to. However, I have found that the Ethernet over Power line solutions require resetting from time to time because the link unpredictably drops. I have not found these products to be reliable and have always ended up replacing them with a hard wired solution.
1619179
You could, however you'd have to use the included power brick and power that with the outlet too. I don't know of any power line Ethernet adapters that are PoE, that doesn't mean that they may not exist.
295147
Now, powerline adapters are just for connection the network from one place to another. The POE here must be used on either a PoE capable network switch or with a PoE injector. However, the regular power plug will work on these also.
2262805
Yes. You will have to use one of these though: TRENDnet 4-Port 10/100Mbps PoE Switch (4x 10/100, 4x 10/100 PoE) TPE-S44But get this (it comes with a power-injector): EnGenius Technologies Long Range 11n 2.4GHz Wireless Outdoor Access Point (ENS202EXT)
1039078
It should, but it will likely slow your network speed down to 300mbps. This shouldn't be a problem unless you REALLY need your home network to run at 500mbps.. You'll note I said should.... TP-LINK USA has very responsive and informative email help staff. For a definitive answer, I suggest you contact them at this address. support.usa@tp-link.com
1099794
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).
1733866
I have been using with a TrendNet TPE-S44 switch with no issues. I can't find a specification for the Ethernet DC voltage on TrendNet's web site but the input power is a 48V source. I previously used a 48V power injector, which also worked fine.
2052809
According to the Netgear Instalation Guide PDF ( http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/products/XETB1001/Documentation/IG/XETB1001_IG_6Aug10.pdf ) you can attach multiple Powerline 85 XETB1001 adapters to the same network. I have read other comments about possible issues based on the house/building wiring where network speeds can reduce or no connection will be possible if the adapters are on different main circuits. According to those commenters it is dependent on how discreet the lines are from each other.
1432954
Yes, it will. Once it's connected to the existing router (as a booster/extender), you can then connect an Ethernet cable from it to another device that you would like to have internet access.
65039
While this might seem to be a good price, be aware that this package uses older Powerline standards. What you want to maximize throughput is the latest version (500Mbps), which is the NETGEAR Powerline 500 Mbps 4-port Network Adapter Kit (XAVB5004), not the model you're asking about. While you are still somewhat at the mercy of your home's wiring, the latest model uses adaptive technology to maximize throughput. I upgraded to the 500Mbps model and stream 1080p through my home without issues.
1619174
I'm certain the adapter matters not as long as the voltage required is met. Please note if you chose to power over ethernet through a switch pay close attention to the power output 24v is needed for the pro's
1303655
Hi, you can see the diagram here:http://store.linksys.com/powerline/linksys-powerline-PLEK500-homeplug-av2-gigabit-adatper-kit_stcVVproductId154355174VVcatId554690VVviewprod.htmThanks, PCrush
2225627
Goto the smallnetbuilder website, they have all of the statistics you could ever want to compare between these adapters. As of today, this particular one (the TP-Link AV600) is the best for the price (close in speed to the most expensive and newest ones out there) adapter you can get.
1349087
Yes, I use this with the UniFi AP-LR and it powers it great. You still need ethernet cable from ToughSwitch to your network for data.