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Name: NETGEAR - Powerline 2000 + Extra Outlet - White
Brand: NETGEAR
SKU: 12009674
Price: 172.8 USD
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NETGEAR - Powerline 2000 + Extra Outlet - White

Model:: PLP2000-100PAS; |
SKU:: 12009674

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QuestionI'm assuming if the power goes out the connection goes down. Would it be possible to put each end on a backup UPS to keep the connection up even during a power outage? Or does the power to the house still need to be up for it to go through the electrical?
Asked 4 years ago by mark.
- Answer There are several reasons, why it won't work. 1) The installations instructions clearly state that the network connection will not work via a surge protector device. An UPS is a surge protector device plus. So, that is no way that ethernet network will function through a UPS. 2) The ethernet network via the Netgear Powerline 2000 requires the electrical circuit to be working in order to function. The ethernet network rides the AC circuit from one Netgear Powerline 2000 to the other. If there is no electrical circuit, the ethernet network has no transport mechanism to get from Point A to Point B.
  Answered 4 years ago by GreatDisplayProtection
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QuestionCan this connect directly to my fiber optic “box,” or does this need to be connected to the router only?
Asked 4 years ago by Brad.
- Answer Not directly into the ONT (Optical Network Hub), you'll need a modem/gateway/router. Plug into one of the ethernet out connections on a modem/router/gateway and you should be set. Used this with AT&T Fiber and connected this to the gateway hub (their provided dual modem/router) without issue.
  Answered 4 years ago by ervo3000
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QuestionI have a detached office. The office & house are on the same electrical panel. I have a CAT5 cable ran to my office. The internet is very spotty & most of the time don't work. The CAT5 cable is 180 feet long. Will this help with the the internet in office
Asked 4 years ago by Nino.
- Answer With one of these boxes in an AC socket, near your router connected with a CAT5 cable and another one of these boxes plugged into a socket in your office, the CAT5 cable from it into your computer will provide you with a solid internet connection.
  Answered 4 years ago by LongTermTech
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QuestionThis will be going to a gate controller that will be outside. What is the temperature rating of this device? It will be in a container but will experience temperature variances of -10-105 degrees.
Asked 4 years ago by d.
- Answer Mine is in a no climate controlled garage that has seen as low as 3 degrees Farenheit and as high as 102 and no issues with mine
  Answered 2 years ago by Trist
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QuestionSame results as running a cable along the walls, up the stairs and under a rug.? I can just plug this into an outlet downstairs and then plug the cable to the internet box thing.. then I plug the other powerline in upstairs and connect it to the tower?
Asked 4 years ago by Jessicanjela.
- Answer Absolutely. That is what these are designed for.
  Answered 4 years ago by Kevin
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QuestionCan these be plugged into a surge protector or do they have to be plugged directly into the wall?
Asked 4 years ago by Zach.
- Answer No, you cannot plug the Powerline 2000 + Extra outlet into a surge protector. Netgear says not to do this. You have to plug it directly into the wall. Then you can plug your surge protector into the extra outlet on the Netgear adapter that is already plugged into the wall outlet.
  Answered 4 years ago by Dogan
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QuestionDoes the adapter have enough space for another device to be plugged into the same outlet? (i.e. 1 for the adapter, and the 2nd for my surge protector). Basically, is there enough space to plug in to the 2nd outlet above where the adapter is plugged in?
Asked 4 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Barely. This thing is huge. If you have the extra outlet adapter, you're better off just plugging your 2nd plug into the adapter.
  Answered 4 years ago by Bherl
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QuestionWill the Powerline 2000 work with the Powerline 1000?
Asked 4 years ago by Marco.
- Answer yes it will I have both 1000 and 2000 in my house
  Answered 4 years ago by RyJam
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QuestionI have Google WiFi with my router connected to a Spectrum modem plus a switch with five Ethernet ports. If I use the only Ethernet connection on my Google WiFi router, how will I connect to the switch? Would a two port Netgear Powerline 2000 address this?
Asked 5 years ago by Moose.
- Answer Yes, you could use the second port for your switch. There will be the wire from your router to one of the two ports on the PL 2000. You could use the extra port for your switch.
  Answered 4 years ago by NitroNate
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QuestionWill this powerline expander work with WiFi 6?
Asked 5 years ago by mirene128.
- Answer This is just to extend a WIRED connection - doesn't do anything with WIRELESS.
  Answered 5 years ago by Ahyat
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QuestionWhat can the other ethernet slot be used for next where I plugged in my modem ethernet cable on power line 2000
Asked 5 years ago by Bob.
- Answer Direct connect a printer, or anything that is not WiFi connected. An old printer, or anything like that. Think about it
  Answered 4 years ago by MattK
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QuestionAny update on when it will be in stock?
Asked 5 years ago by Nunna.
- Answer I bought mine through the website, was supposed to receive the next day, 6 days later I received it in the meantime, I had to drive 150 miles to pick one up, because I told my customer that I could install in 2 days, after I ordered it.wasted 150 miles plus time. To make a customer happy. In the future, I will order from that big company. They don’t lie to you
  Answered 4 years ago by WMattK
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QuestionI already has a kit and how can I order only outlet?
Asked 5 years ago by Masako.
- Answer You buy another box of 2. They are interchangeable, they are both the same, and interchangeable
  Answered 4 years ago by WMattK
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QuestionI use the Orbi Negear AC3000 Router RBR50 and 1 Satellite RBS 50. My home is only 1912 sq. ft. I still get weak signals in some spots. Is this compatible with my system and will it help? Could I or should I wire my satellite to the PLP2000.
Asked 5 years ago by grandad2944.
- Answer Should work fine.
  Answered 3 years ago by SirLad
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QuestionMost homes with 120V and 240V feeds have two different hot wires entering the electrical panel. If one room is on, say, the red leg, and the other room on the black leg, will I still get max throughput?
Asked 5 years ago by SC.
- Answer I don't know the internal design features of the Powerline 2000, but the house electrical wiring will have all the neutrals and grounds bonded together and that interconnects the whole house together regardless of how the "hot" wires may be separated into two different 120 volt feeds. I would guess that's why Arc Fault breakers may cause a problem because the neutral is "monitored" (wrong word, but descriptive) within the breaker.
  Answered 4 years ago by Rich
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QuestionIf I have my comcast main router downstairs in my living room and my office is upstairs (I need to be hardwired for my job) will these do the trick instead of having to drill holes through my floor to run an ethernet cord from the main router itself?
Asked 5 years ago by Tylerbtm38.
- Answer It does for me. I plugged one into living room outlet and router. Other is in farthest bedroom plugged into wall outlet there Wethernet cable plugged into that one to my 4K genie directTv. Used house wiring to connect Works great
  Answered 5 years ago by Hawgmaster
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QuestionAre the ports PoE? I have devices that requires power
Asked 5 years ago by Leo.
- Answer No.
  Answered 5 years ago by Andy
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QuestionI just installed the two units. Can I purchase a third unit without having to purchase a second pair? I don't need two more, just one.
Asked 5 years ago by Stevem.
- Answer In theory, I believe you can on EBay. I didn’t have the patience so, I ended up buying a second set.
  Answered 5 years ago by Believer
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QuestionDoes the price come with 2
Asked 5 years ago by Maximum.
- Answer Yes, it comes with two. - First from router to first Powerline/Wall Outlet - Second from second Powerline/Wall Outlet to device
  Answered 5 years ago by TomE
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QuestionHas anyone tried running gigabit speed internet through this? If so, how close to gigabit did you receive on the other end?
Asked 5 years ago by NEFFNEFF.
- Answer It depends greatly on the wiring in your house (old vs new) and the distance that the wiring travels. Keep in mind that the wiring in the wall may not be traveling in a straight line between the two outlets. If you're hoping to extend your coverage, you may need to test it for yourself to compare it to something like a wifi extender with a built in ethernet jack, or a mesh network.
  Answered 5 years ago by azndoogie
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NETGEAR - Powerline 2000 + Extra Outlet - White

Q: QuestionI'm assuming if the power goes out the connection goes down. Would it be possible to put each end on a backup UPS to keep the connection up even during a power outage? Or does the power to the house still need to be up for it to go through the electrical?

Q: QuestionCan this connect directly to my fiber optic “box,” or does this need to be connected to the router only?

Q: QuestionI have a detached office. The office & house are on the same electrical panel. I have a CAT5 cable ran to my office. The internet is very spotty & most of the time don't work. The CAT5 cable is 180 feet long. Will this help with the the internet in office

Q: QuestionThis will be going to a gate controller that will be outside. What is the temperature rating of this device? It will be in a container but will experience temperature variances of -10-105 degrees.

Q: QuestionSame results as running a cable along the walls, up the stairs and under a rug.? I can just plug this into an outlet downstairs and then plug the cable to the internet box thing.. then I plug the other powerline in upstairs and connect it to the tower?

Q: QuestionCan these be plugged into a surge protector or do they have to be plugged directly into the wall?

Q: QuestionDoes the adapter have enough space for another device to be plugged into the same outlet? (i.e. 1 for the adapter, and the 2nd for my surge protector). Basically, is there enough space to plug in to the 2nd outlet above where the adapter is plugged in?

Q: QuestionWill the Powerline 2000 work with the Powerline 1000?

Q: QuestionI have Google WiFi with my router connected to a Spectrum modem plus a switch with five Ethernet ports. If I use the only Ethernet connection on my Google WiFi router, how will I connect to the switch? Would a two port Netgear Powerline 2000 address this?

Q: QuestionWill this powerline expander work with WiFi 6?

Q: QuestionWhat can the other ethernet slot be used for next where I plugged in my modem ethernet cable on power line 2000

Q: QuestionAny update on when it will be in stock?

Q: QuestionI already has a kit and how can I order only outlet?

Q: QuestionI use the Orbi Negear AC3000 Router RBR50 and 1 Satellite RBS 50. My home is only 1912 sq. ft. I still get weak signals in some spots. Is this compatible with my system and will it help? Could I or should I wire my satellite to the PLP2000.

Q: QuestionMost homes with 120V and 240V feeds have two different hot wires entering the electrical panel. If one room is on, say, the red leg, and the other room on the black leg, will I still get max throughput?

Q: QuestionIf I have my comcast main router downstairs in my living room and my office is upstairs (I need to be hardwired for my job) will these do the trick instead of having to drill holes through my floor to run an ethernet cord from the main router itself?

Q: QuestionAre the ports PoE? I have devices that requires power

Q: QuestionI just installed the two units. Can I purchase a third unit without having to purchase a second pair? I don't need two more, just one.

Q: QuestionDoes the price come with 2

Q: QuestionHas anyone tried running gigabit speed internet through this? If so, how close to gigabit did you receive on the other end?

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QuestionI'm assuming if the power goes out the connection goes down. Would it be possible to put each end on a backup UPS to keep the connection up even during a power outage? Or does the power to the house still need to be up for it to go through the electrical?

QuestionCan this connect directly to my fiber optic “box,” or does this need to be connected to the router only?

QuestionI have a detached office. The office & house are on the same electrical panel. I have a CAT5 cable ran to my office. The internet is very spotty & most of the time don't work. The CAT5 cable is 180 feet long. Will this help with the the internet in office

QuestionThis will be going to a gate controller that will be outside. What is the temperature rating of this device? It will be in a container but will experience temperature variances of -10-105 degrees.

QuestionSame results as running a cable along the walls, up the stairs and under a rug.? I can just plug this into an outlet downstairs and then plug the cable to the internet box thing.. then I plug the other powerline in upstairs and connect it to the tower?

QuestionCan these be plugged into a surge protector or do they have to be plugged directly into the wall?

QuestionDoes the adapter have enough space for another device to be plugged into the same outlet? (i.e. 1 for the adapter, and the 2nd for my surge protector). Basically, is there enough space to plug in to the 2nd outlet above where the adapter is plugged in?

QuestionWill the Powerline 2000 work with the Powerline 1000?

QuestionI have Google WiFi with my router connected to a Spectrum modem plus a switch with five Ethernet ports. If I use the only Ethernet connection on my Google WiFi router, how will I connect to the switch? Would a two port Netgear Powerline 2000 address this?

QuestionWill this powerline expander work with WiFi 6?

QuestionWhat can the other ethernet slot be used for next where I plugged in my modem ethernet cable on power line 2000

QuestionAny update on when it will be in stock?

QuestionI already has a kit and how can I order only outlet?

QuestionI use the Orbi Negear AC3000 Router RBR50 and 1 Satellite RBS 50. My home is only 1912 sq. ft. I still get weak signals in some spots. Is this compatible with my system and will it help? Could I or should I wire my satellite to the PLP2000.

QuestionMost homes with 120V and 240V feeds have two different hot wires entering the electrical panel. If one room is on, say, the red leg, and the other room on the black leg, will I still get max throughput?

QuestionIf I have my comcast main router downstairs in my living room and my office is upstairs (I need to be hardwired for my job) will these do the trick instead of having to drill holes through my floor to run an ethernet cord from the main router itself?

QuestionAre the ports PoE? I have devices that requires power

QuestionI just installed the two units. Can I purchase a third unit without having to purchase a second pair? I don't need two more, just one.

QuestionDoes the price come with 2

QuestionHas anyone tried running gigabit speed internet through this? If so, how close to gigabit did you receive on the other end?