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Yes. You need to connect the first one to your modem. After that, the satellites are connect wirelessly. I have them in a 1900 square foot home and I no longer have dead spots.

Not sure what you mean by wireless They are wireless as far as data transmission. Just like a normal WiFi router. They do require power to operate, thus a cord for AC power is needed. An Ethernet jack is provided for a wired connection to some devices. I hope this helps. It works great in my house, and into the garage for updates for the car. TP Link KASA devices all work well together.

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Yes. You need to connect the first one to your modem. After that, the satellites are connect wirelessly. I have them in a 1900 square foot home and I no longer have dead spots.
Answered by rleeb6154 4 years ago
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Not sure what you mean by wireless They are wireless as far as data transmission. Just like a normal WiFi router. They do require power to operate, thus a cord for AC power is needed. An Ethernet jack is provided for a wired connection to some devices. I hope this helps. It works great in my house, and into the garage for updates for the car. TP Link KASA devices all work well together.
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Yes, pretty steady signal.
Answered by Tico 4 years ago
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