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you plug one cord into the router. It makes all the wiring in your home the router. Never could use my older computer in the end of my house. now its like i have it hooked to a modem. LOVE IT

Yes, one of the pair plugs into your router, the other into whatever device you want Ethernet on.

It will need Internet signal, yes. You plug one of the boxes into your router and the other into any device that's within reach of a power outlet.

yes, with an Ethernet cable included with the adapters.

Yes; one end at the router and the other end anywhere else on the electrical box for an instant Ethernet port.

details on use and directions are located in the box. Not to be used on surge protectors. Must be directly connected to wall plate source on both ends.

No. We have it plugged into a wireless router.

Yes. Other one plugs into the outlet by your tv. Remember to put tv from wireless to cable.

One set plugs into the router and the other plugs into the room you want the connection in.

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you plug one cord into the router. It makes all the wiring in your home the router. Never could use my older computer in the end of my house. now its like i have it hooked to a modem. LOVE IT
Answered by reimsnider 9 years ago
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Yes, one of the pair plugs into your router, the other into whatever device you want Ethernet on.
Answered by Mugs4000 9 years ago
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It will need Internet signal, yes. You plug one of the boxes into your router and the other into any device that's within reach of a power outlet.
Answered by GreaterNate 9 years ago
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yes, with an Ethernet cable included with the adapters.
Answered by MaroPolo 9 years ago
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Yes; one end at the router and the other end anywhere else on the electrical box for an instant Ethernet port.
Answered by JohnATL 9 years ago
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details on use and directions are located in the box. Not to be used on surge protectors. Must be directly connected to wall plate source on both ends.
Answered by Lizardo 9 years ago
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No. We have it plugged into a wireless router.
Answered by Gijoe8988 9 years ago
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Yes. Other one plugs into the outlet by your tv. Remember to put tv from wireless to cable.
Answered by Tvwatcher 9 years ago
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One set plugs into the router and the other plugs into the room you want the connection in.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Jman807 9 years ago
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