
Create higher power line speeds for multiple connections with this pass-through TP-Link Powerline starter kit. It has two Gb ports, letting you connect a smart TV, game console or desktop computer to a secure wired network. You don't need to configure this plug-and-play TP-Link Powerline starter kit, and the power-saving mode automatically reduces power consumption.
A: Yes, Powerline adapters are a way to conveniently extend your home's Ethernet connectivity from one location to another, instead of running a long patch of Ethernet cable. Regards, TP-Link Support
A: I have been running power line connections for years and that includes mixed speed units. Using the AV2000 as the base should get you up to the speed of the AV2000 unit so your AV1200 will run at 1200 and the other AV2000 will run at it's max.
Q: Can I use a second set with our having to connect to router?
A: Yes, once you have established the initial Powerline network connection, you can introduce additional Powerline adapters to your existing Powerline network, while still only having the one priamry Powerline adapter connected to the router.
A: No - both adapters must be on the same main circuit/panel. If the outlets are separated by a separate circuit panel or a sub-panel, the adapters will not be able to communicate.
A: One of the adapters must remain connected to your router via Ethernet cable (just 1 cable). The other port on the same unit can be used for another device, such as a desktop PC, if desired. On the secondary adapter, both Ethernet ports can be used to supply wired connectivity to network client devices (i.e. smart TV, console, etc.)
Q: Does it also extend wifi network ?
A: This system does not extend the wifi network.
Q: Will these also transmit power if I use a POE switch?
A: No, this Powerline kit is not designed for PoE.
A: If it's just your tv the 500 should be good. The device is capable of giving you that speed.