Powerline adapter

[Aharon]

Hi

I've just purchased a powerline adapter for wifi extension and the first thing I read in the manual is it doesn't work in a multiplug. Is this true? What is the reason?

We are very plug Limited.

 

[WAslayer]

Hi

I've just purchased a powerline adapter for wifi extension and the first thing I read in the manual is it doesn't work in a multiplug. Is this true? What is the reason?

We are very plug Limited.

The way that multiplugs are designed and the type and quality of the conductive materials.. also, the wires used to connect the plug point to the DB board is a solid conductor..

Best option is to change an existing plug point to a double if you don't already have any double plug points..

 

[Aharon]

The way that multiplugs are designed and the type and quality of the conductive materials.. also, the wires used to connect the plug point to the DB board is a solid conductor..

Best option is to change an existing plug point to a double if you don't already have any double plug points..

Will it not work at all?

 

[yebocan]

Will it not work at all?

I use powerline adaptors with multi plugs...to connect my secondary AP to my main router ...no issue what so ever.

 

[KhoisanX]

I use powerline adaptors with multi plugs...to connect my secondary AP to my main router ...no issue what so ever.

Same here, but your mileage may vary. You could just try it though...

 

[Aharon]

Thanks I will.

Secondly... The first option is to connect with ethernet cable, plug the other adapter where you want wifi... The second is wifi clone. Please explain the difference. I was hoping they would all broadcast the same ssid and seamlessly switch. Am I off base?

 

[isie]

Thanks I will.

Secondly... The first option is to connect with ethernet cable, plug the other adapter where you want wifi... The second is wifi clone. Please explain the difference. I was hoping they would all broadcast the same ssid and seamlessly switch. Am I off base?

you off base
what you want is the clone option