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Name: NETGEAR - Powerline AC1000 Wi-Fi Access Point and Adapter - White
Brand: NETGEAR
SKU: 4760605
Price: 79.99 USD
Rating: 4.3 (2017 reviews)

NETGEAR - Powerline AC1000 Wi-Fi Access Point and Adapter - White

Model:: PLW1000-100NAS; |
SKU:: 4760605

User rating, 4.3 out of 5 stars with 2017 reviews.

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QuestionWill this work on extending Wi-Fi to my garage 40 ft away , which it has its own electric service thanks
Asked 5 years ago by Buddy.
- Answer I am pretty sure it has to be on the same power supply it doea have wifi but i am not sure on the range I have it in my house it is in the room down stairs on opposite side of house and it supplies perfect service to my frog up stairs that is 35 ft away
  Answered 5 years ago by Splashman
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QuestionI bought this item thinking it would extend the range of my wifi. I have a Ring Doorbell Camera outside my door. I have not been able to get a strong connection from my router. Did I buy the wrong item?
Asked 5 years ago by Taobel.
- Answer This all depends on where you have the receiver plugged in at and what interferences might be between it and the doorbell.
  Answered 5 years ago by Kaceys
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QuestionCan i buy additional access points
Asked 5 years ago by Joezam.
- Answer Yes you can.
  Answered 5 years ago by Kaceys
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QuestionDoes the receiver & adapter need to be on the same circuit breaker. I am trying to plug in a wired desktop computer AND get a better wifi signal in my bedroom upstairs but the router is downstairs on a different circuit breaker. Does this matter?
Asked 5 years ago by Mally.
- Answer It doesn’t matter if receiver and adapter has to be on same circuit breaker, really doesn’t matter because it works no matter how you plug in anywhere but still making connections wirelessly itself into “ hard wired “ . Really amazing technology but sometimes it gets little weak for few seconds once a while. Then come back on stronger again. My guess is depend on how many people use internet all over the town or city.
  Answered 5 years ago by Wmkcc
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QuestionSays it automatically powers down if no activity. Is there an option to never power down? I want to use it to connect my Powerline security camera.
Asked 5 years ago by Streamliner.
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QuestionHow long is the Ethernet cable that comes with the PowerLine1000?
Asked 5 years ago by Joe.
- Answer It is approximately 3’
  Answered 5 years ago by Kaceys
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QuestionI have a Essentials Edition (PLW1010-100NAS) WFI Extender system set up in the house.I need another receiver but I can't seem to find just the receiver. Please advise.
Asked 5 years ago by Tim.
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QuestionIf main breaker box is in residence and shop electrical runs from this box to additional breaker box in shop, will an additional adapter work for shop? One adapter will already be on residence first floor for outside video camera.
Asked 5 years ago by Mikie.
- Answer Not sure, I do know the breakers need to be on the same side of your breaker box. I’m not sure how it will work going through a second box.
  Answered 5 years ago by Kaceys
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QuestionHi. I bought this product from Best Buy, but I'm not sure if it's what I need. Would I need an extender or an access point? In the household we have about 20 devices that hook up to wifi. A maximum of probably 12 are connected and run at once. Sent 2 dif?
Asked 5 years ago by Nad.
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QuestionDoes it support 802.11AC, the AC capability in new routers?
Asked 5 years ago by Jo.
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QuestionI already have a PowerLine PL1000 (wired ethernet extenders), if I purchase this will it work with the adaptor that's already plugged into my router? So I could use the second adaptor as an additional ethernet extender?
Asked 5 years ago by SamD.
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QuestionIs there a wifi adapter for the Powerline 2000, or is the NETGEAR PowerLINE 1000 Mbps WiFi compatible with the PL 2000?
Asked 5 years ago by vjamesallen.
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QuestionHow many adaptors are in the package? 1 or 2?
Asked 5 years ago by TT.
- Answer One.
  Answered 5 years ago by Gina
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QuestionWill this extender boost my internet? or should I buy an internet booster as well? I want it to do both. Boost and extend.
Asked 5 years ago by Mia.
- Answer I bought it because I could not get the internet in my bedroom properly. This product got my internet in the bedroom working perfectly.
  Answered 5 years ago by MattP
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QuestionI have a switch in my in my building connected to my router in my house. Can I just plug this into the switch and have instant WiFi in my building? That is what I am trying to do and keep everything on the same network.
Asked 5 years ago by Curry.
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QuestionCan you add an additional access point to the adapter ( total of 2) to one Adapter I only have 2 ethernet ports on my router and both are in use
Asked 5 years ago by Sailor.
- Answer Yes I believe so.
  Answered 5 years ago by Kaceys
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QuestionI have an apartment out in my garage. Will this give me the same speed internet out in the garage that I have in the house? It's about 50yrds from the house.
Asked 5 years ago by Steven.
- Answer Yes as long as they are connected to the same breaker panel it will no issues
  Answered 5 years ago by Dewtew
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QuestionDoes the Netgear PL1200 powerline unit send out a wireless signal, or is it just wired via ethernet?
Asked 6 years ago by kentstu.
- Answer The unit with the antenna sends wifi based on what goes into the other unit which you wire to your router
  Answered 6 years ago by Barry
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QuestionI currently have a TP-LINK 300Mbps High Gain Wireless USB Adapter, Model: TL-WN822N. Will this NETGEAR be a suitable replacement?
Asked 6 years ago by josephjr.
- Answer No because the unit comes with 2 plugs that have to be installed into the wall. The one by the router( or in your case the USB ) needs to have an Ethernet cable . The other plug, plugs into the wall where you are having signal issues. So unless your USB adapter is stationary and has a port to hook up the Ethernet cable. No this would not work
  Answered 5 years ago by Mrzoomzoom
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QuestionI need to get a WiFi signal down 500' of underground power line. It's run in conduit, and comes up about 6' above the surface on a power pole. Will the power line transmitter/receiver work going through 500' of underground conduit (3" PNC pipe)?
Asked 6 years ago by Homer10.
- Answer I doubt that it will.
  Answered 6 years ago by Beck
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Questions & Answers

NETGEAR - Powerline AC1000 Wi-Fi Access Point and Adapter - White

Q: QuestionWill this work on extending Wi-Fi to my garage 40 ft away , which it has its own electric service thanks

Q: QuestionI bought this item thinking it would extend the range of my wifi. I have a Ring Doorbell Camera outside my door. I have not been able to get a strong connection from my router. Did I buy the wrong item?

Q: QuestionCan i buy additional access points

Q: QuestionDoes the receiver & adapter need to be on the same circuit breaker. I am trying to plug in a wired desktop computer AND get a better wifi signal in my bedroom upstairs but the router is downstairs on a different circuit breaker. Does this matter?

Q: QuestionSays it automatically powers down if no activity. Is there an option to never power down? I want to use it to connect my Powerline security camera.

Q: QuestionHow long is the Ethernet cable that comes with the PowerLine1000?

Q: QuestionI have a Essentials Edition (PLW1010-100NAS) WFI Extender system set up in the house.I need another receiver but I can't seem to find just the receiver. Please advise.

Q: QuestionIf main breaker box is in residence and shop electrical runs from this box to additional breaker box in shop, will an additional adapter work for shop? One adapter will already be on residence first floor for outside video camera.

Q: QuestionHi. I bought this product from Best Buy, but I'm not sure if it's what I need. Would I need an extender or an access point? In the household we have about 20 devices that hook up to wifi. A maximum of probably 12 are connected and run at once. Sent 2 dif?

Q: QuestionDoes it support 802.11AC, the AC capability in new routers?

Q: QuestionI already have a PowerLine PL1000 (wired ethernet extenders), if I purchase this will it work with the adaptor that's already plugged into my router? So I could use the second adaptor as an additional ethernet extender?

Q: QuestionIs there a wifi adapter for the Powerline 2000, or is the NETGEAR PowerLINE 1000 Mbps WiFi compatible with the PL 2000?

Q: QuestionHow many adaptors are in the package? 1 or 2?

Q: QuestionWill this extender boost my internet? or should I buy an internet booster as well? I want it to do both. Boost and extend.

Q: QuestionI have a switch in my in my building connected to my router in my house. Can I just plug this into the switch and have instant WiFi in my building? That is what I am trying to do and keep everything on the same network.

Q: QuestionCan you add an additional access point to the adapter ( total of 2) to one Adapter I only have 2 ethernet ports on my router and both are in use

Q: QuestionI have an apartment out in my garage. Will this give me the same speed internet out in the garage that I have in the house? It's about 50yrds from the house.

Q: QuestionDoes the Netgear PL1200 powerline unit send out a wireless signal, or is it just wired via ethernet?

Q: QuestionI currently have a TP-LINK 300Mbps High Gain Wireless USB Adapter, Model: TL-WN822N. Will this NETGEAR be a suitable replacement?

Q: QuestionI need to get a WiFi signal down 500' of underground power line. It's run in conduit, and comes up about 6' above the surface on a power pole. Will the power line transmitter/receiver work going through 500' of underground conduit (3" PNC pipe)?

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QuestionWill this work on extending Wi-Fi to my garage 40 ft away , which it has its own electric service thanks

QuestionI bought this item thinking it would extend the range of my wifi. I have a Ring Doorbell Camera outside my door. I have not been able to get a strong connection from my router. Did I buy the wrong item?

QuestionCan i buy additional access points

QuestionDoes the receiver & adapter need to be on the same circuit breaker. I am trying to plug in a wired desktop computer AND get a better wifi signal in my bedroom upstairs but the router is downstairs on a different circuit breaker. Does this matter?

QuestionSays it automatically powers down if no activity. Is there an option to never power down? I want to use it to connect my Powerline security camera.

QuestionHow long is the Ethernet cable that comes with the PowerLine1000?

QuestionI have a Essentials Edition (PLW1010-100NAS) WFI Extender system set up in the house.I need another receiver but I can't seem to find just the receiver. Please advise.

QuestionIf main breaker box is in residence and shop electrical runs from this box to additional breaker box in shop, will an additional adapter work for shop? One adapter will already be on residence first floor for outside video camera.

QuestionHi. I bought this product from Best Buy, but I'm not sure if it's what I need. Would I need an extender or an access point? In the household we have about 20 devices that hook up to wifi. A maximum of probably 12 are connected and run at once. Sent 2 dif?

QuestionDoes it support 802.11AC, the AC capability in new routers?

QuestionI already have a PowerLine PL1000 (wired ethernet extenders), if I purchase this will it work with the adaptor that's already plugged into my router? So I could use the second adaptor as an additional ethernet extender?

QuestionIs there a wifi adapter for the Powerline 2000, or is the NETGEAR PowerLINE 1000 Mbps WiFi compatible with the PL 2000?

QuestionHow many adaptors are in the package? 1 or 2?

QuestionWill this extender boost my internet? or should I buy an internet booster as well? I want it to do both. Boost and extend.

QuestionI have a switch in my in my building connected to my router in my house. Can I just plug this into the switch and have instant WiFi in my building? That is what I am trying to do and keep everything on the same network.

QuestionCan you add an additional access point to the adapter ( total of 2) to one Adapter I only have 2 ethernet ports on my router and both are in use

QuestionI have an apartment out in my garage. Will this give me the same speed internet out in the garage that I have in the house? It's about 50yrds from the house.

QuestionDoes the Netgear PL1200 powerline unit send out a wireless signal, or is it just wired via ethernet?

QuestionI currently have a TP-LINK 300Mbps High Gain Wireless USB Adapter, Model: TL-WN822N. Will this NETGEAR be a suitable replacement?

QuestionI need to get a WiFi signal down 500' of underground power line. It's run in conduit, and comes up about 6' above the surface on a power pole. Will the power line transmitter/receiver work going through 500' of underground conduit (3" PNC pipe)?