Does this Powerline 2000 operate wirelessly? null

No, it uses electric wire In your house.

No. You need to plug one unit to your router and power outlet. The other unit plugs in to a different power outlet. Its used for hard wiring your devices instead of wifi. Uses your existing wiring in your walls to transfer data.

I think it is mostly designed for a device that needs to be hard wired, but if you put a router on the other end, it would make it wireless. It is definitely an extender or booster of your internet signal but like anything else, there are variables like number of walls (distance of device to device) that the signal has to travel. Another variable is your electrical wiring, I have a newly built apt which is up to code, may not work well in older homes....

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No, it uses electric wire In your house.
Answered by krda 7 years ago
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No. You need to plug one unit to your router and power outlet. The other unit plugs in to a different power outlet. Its used for hard wiring your devices instead of wifi. Uses your existing wiring in your walls to transfer data.
Answered by John 7 years ago
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I think it is mostly designed for a device that needs to be hard wired, but if you put a router on the other end, it would make it wireless. It is definitely an extender or booster of your internet signal but like anything else, there are variables like number of walls (distance of device to device) that the signal has to travel. Another variable is your electrical wiring, I have a newly built apt which is up to code, may not work well in older homes....
Answered by SalemChamorita 7 years ago
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