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| Brand | : | Alfa |
| Manufacturer | : | Alfa |
| Label | : | Alfa |
| Publisher | : | Alfa |
| Product Group | : | PC Accessory |
| Product Type Name | : | NETWORKING_DEVICE |
| Studio | : | Alfa |
| EAN | : | 4718050301140 |
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Product Features
- Plug-and-play design for quick boost of data transfer rates of up to 200 Mbps
- Product with lower power consumption and power-saving mode
- Multi-colored LED to Identify Network Performance over Powerline
- To provide internet access to devices such as HDTV's, blu-ray players, computers, and gaming systems.
- Transform any electrical outlet into a secure, ethernet network to provide internet access to devices
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Product Description
Transform any electrical outlet into a secure, Ethernet network to provide internet access to devicesIf you have been struggling trying to set up a Wi-Fi network in your home, or you have a device such as a Roku 2 XS, TiVo Series3 or TiVo Premiere DVR or Apple Macintosh which can't go wireless without an expensive proprietary product, these powerline Ethernet bridges from Alfa Networks may be just what you need.
Powerline bridges allow you to use your home's power lines to send and receive data. The data runs on a different frequency compared to electricity, so it does not interfere with any appliances or electronic devices in your home. Installation is a breeze- it's the true definition of "plug and play". These will work in your home as long as you have a network router with an available Ethernet port, and the device you want to connect to the network also has an Ethernet port (almost all of today's Wi-Fi routers have 2 or 4 Ethernet ports on them, but the router does not need to be Wi-Fi capable, it just needs to have 1 available Ethernet port).
These feature blazing fast throughput up to 200 mbps, and because there is no risk of interference or obstacles getting in the way, the actual throughput is often faster than 300 mbps 802.11n wireless networking!
Setup is so easy. This package includes 2 powerline bridges, and 2 Ethernet cables. Simply plug one bridge into a normal wall AC outlet near your router, and use 1 Ethernet cable to go between the bridge and the router. Then plug the second bridge into another outlet near the device you want to connect to your network. Then run 1 Ethernet cable from this bridge into the device, and turn the device on. It would be exactly as if you had one ultra-long Ethernet cable running across your house from the device to the router, except you won't have to do that!
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