“If I already have an Orbi Router AND Satellite. Can I purchase this and add it to my existing network? Or is there a separate "satellite" Orbi that has to be purchased if it is to be used with an existing network? I hope this make sense?”

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• You will need to buy another satellite. This is the main router and Netgear advises on the situation you described. They say adding another router can cause network problems. They advise on using one router and adding satellites.

  Answered by SKAcrows 8 years ago

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• You would need to purchase the Orbi sattelite RBS50

  Answered by Nbehnken 8 years ago

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• Get another satellite

  Answered by Sarringdale 8 years ago

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• If you already own an Orbi router and satellite set and require additional coverage, you do have the option of adding a second satellite in a satellite-router-satellite configuration where the satellites connect directly to the centrally located router (NOTE: Satellites require a direct connection to the router and cannot be daisy-chained to each other).

  Answered by NetgearTeam 8 years ago

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