“Am I able to connect to a cable provider router to extend internet in house? My house has some dead areas and need to find a solution. Thank you”
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This will absolutely get rid of all of your issues and you'll be getting from now on one continuous same system strength even on the outside of your home
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You can definitely install a Velop System for your setup, DFitz. Aside from providing good coverage, you only have one network with one name and password—that means that as you move about your home, you’ll never have to manually switch from one network to the other.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes. The first or base unit must connect to your cable provider router (either directly or through a switch) and then the other Velop units sync to the base unit either wirelessly or via a direct wired connection. The setup process may require the extension units to start close to the base during discovery and then can be moved (with the apps help) to a location from which it can access the base unit while extending its reach. The setup process does have an app and works best when used from a smart phone.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes! This is a great way “stretch” your internet through all area of you home. They can work like a chain system. Thank pace one within distance of router, the next day je within reach of that connector and so on. They link to each other as add-ons.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.try AMPLIFI you wont have a problem. covered a 3 level 5k squre area house easy.
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