“Can I buy 2 systems (4 total nodes) and use them together to expand coverage with only 1 of the 4 connected to the modem?”

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• yes

  Answered by spiggy 6 years ago

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• No, not according to the specs. This system (AC3900 version) only support 3 nodes in total. While I have not tried to expand it further than 3, it would be a dice roll for more than 3. I do know that other versions of the Velop system can support more than 3 nodes per their specs. Do your research and get what you need, not what you settle for!

  Answered by Anonymous 7 years ago

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• Yes. That is exactly how it works. Each node reaches the next extending the signal.

  Answered by OldDude 7 years ago

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• Yes.

  Answered by 74Heel 7 years ago

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• Yes - you can have 2 nodes, 5 nodes, 10 nodes - whatever you need - just so the last node is within range of the previous node.

  Answered by TechMatcher 7 years ago

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• Yes you can add more then 3 nodes and have only 1 on the modem

  Answered by Brayden 7 years ago

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• Yes, Dave. Technically, only 1 node connects to your modem and serves as the hub of your system.

  Answered by Linksys Staff 7 years ago

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