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Re: pros and cons of homeplugs
it nice to here from someone with knowledge on homeplugs and low level noise i am glad i never went out and bought the homplugs with out asking firstComment
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Re: pros and cons of homeplugs
I have a fair amount of experience with home plugs, just make sure you always get the same make, the security protocol will be different between makes. Try and get the highest speed you can afford. I feel they are safer to use as the radiation level is as near as dam it nil. Home plugs are 100% recommended and yes I have a good reason to recommend them I sell a lot of them and use them. Go get. No tripping over long cables and no need to redecorate, more time to compute or watch tv!!Comment
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you're right: best to take same make ; but as said: there exists software to pair the protocols (didn't do it myself, but saw someone pairing my 3 brands -> so: not easy, but doable - reason is I didn't found the older brands anymore).Comment
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I have Spiderbox 9000hd and a pair of spider plug ins ,had them at least 3 years with no problems at all.One upstairs in the office/room and one in the downstairs lounge about 50 foot away.Comment
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i have 6 homeplugs around the house and i cannot fault them one bit. best bit of money i ever investedComment
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Friday I have installed the first time two homeplugs the TL-PA511KIT (500 Mbps) . It was very easy plug in and it works. A few tools installed on the PC and you can change the passwords and see the speed (bij 96 Mbps two floors)Comment
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ok, but same electrical supply is same electrical circuit then - at my home I have 1 supply but 3 circuits (220V -> 3x 400V on L1,L2,L3 + N) - so homeplugs need to be on the same circuit to work - I have seen it working on different circuits some times, but very unstable.Comment
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I have just installed TP-Link homeplugs and find them very good after an initial glitch in setting up ,I not very mobile due arthritis so wasn't able to run cables through loft of my cottage. So I would recommend them but use a laptop or computer with plugs in same room to set them up,much easier..
Regards grousebeaterRunning
Skybox F3
Scooby snax F/W
TP-Link 500 mps Homeplugs
V/Media S/Hub 50mbsComment
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Re: pros and cons of homeplugs
ok, but same electrical supply is same electrical circuit then - at my home I have 1 supply but 3 circuits (220V -> 3x 400V on L1,L2,L3 + N) - so homeplugs need to be on the same circuit to work - I have seen it working on different circuits some times, but very unstable.If you like my post, please don't hesitate to click on "Thanks"button. Thank youComment
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Re: pros and cons of homeplugs
Hi Laird; There are so many models and manufacturers out there that its really difficult to say which is which. The prices start from £17 upwards. Any users who have used homeplugs can suggest. Here is a link to give you some idea about the homeplugs
--http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/Shop/ShopSearch.asp?CategoryID=708&Sort=2If you like my post, please don't hesitate to click on "Thanks"button. Thank youComment
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