Is this compatible with TP-LINK TL-PA211 KIT AV200 Mini Powerline Adapter Starter?
2040817
I have only used the av500 kit. Don't know if the two are compatible. It would run at the lower speed if they were.
2040818
It will not communicate with the av200 units. You can however, use both systems in the same power network at the same time, but the different technologies will only communicate within themselves and both will suffer a loss in speed. Unfortunately powerline hardware is not backwards compatible the way wifi is
1122802
No. You should read their FAQ section. I use the TPS010-DR1S12 - TPS Elektronik which works fine for me. Regards sven from munic
11325
Unfortunately the PLA200X is only compatible with the PPR200X. If you have the GPR378 you would need to get the GLA378 Lat Attachment.
499475
The power input is DC 12volt, 1.5 amp so long as you supply the correct voltage it shouldn't matter where it comes from, either a UK 240 volt adapter or a 120/240, 0.5 amp voltage adapter.I bought a refub unit with strangely no serial number so I would need help from Netgear to update it. If you buy a full price one you won't have that problem and can update to software
857392
Yes, it is one of the modems that TW has listed as compatible, and it's been working just fine for me for the past month.
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Yes, it does.The SKU/Model Number of my Gardena Quick-Connector Starter Kit is 36004.
1013315
As long as its the same connection type I wouldn't see why it wouldnt work. The cables I purchased werent real great.I had a lot of signal loss with these cables as I recall. I ended up buying a TP-link, that was much much better.
1531817
I should have read Aneley's response first! Yes, the apter plug is what you'll need and they're different from country to country. I got mine at Radio Shack.
208565
My friend was able to mix powerline adaptors ( different brands) and it worked fine, I would assume this would be no different.
1795624
Yes, it is compatible. I purchased the quick connect adapter plate and installed it. It works great!
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Here is the supported modem list http://www.tp-link.com/en/support/3g-comp-list/?model=TL-MR3220&location=1163
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Hello Happy, Yes I have 3 sets of the powerline adapters, 2 sets like this (1ea 1 port & 1ea 4 port) and then I purchased a set of the "refurbished powerline adapters that came as 2ea 4 port adapters. All of them are functioning just fine. I have had no issues in the month or so that I have used them. Definitely faster & more stable than WiFi. I stream Videos/Game/Hulu/Netflix/Music etc.. throughout the house to multiple devices individually & simultaneously. Hope this helps. V/R Paul
1664065
http://www.amazon.ca/T-Power-Portable-Performance-Replacement-switching/dp/B00CJ272PI
665072
Depends on the speed of the Actiontec Powerline system. This is homeplug AV, if your Actiontec is 85 mb or slower it is Homeplug 1.0. HOmeplug 1.0 and homeplug AV are not very compatible though it MAY work, but it will be slow.
1017259
Should be OK but belore cutting & splicing plug (if needed) try locating an adapter first
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.
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My 2332 camera includes two different pigtail jacks to allow it to be powered by either Power-Over-Ethernet (which requires a POE switch) or else by a standard 12VDC 2.1mm center positive 1A power supply. FYI, this 12VDC standard jack is compatible with all of my scavenged 12VDC wall wart plugs. 1/2 Amp is not quite enough -- 1A or greater is fine.