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expired Posted by LovelyCheetah | Staff • Jan 18, 2023
Jan 18, 2023 6:59 PM
2-Pack Nexuslink Wave 2 G.hn Pass-Through Outlet Powerline Adapter
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I've got a use case to add surveillance cams 500ft away in another building. I'll need to tie that barn into the same electrical service first, which I might get around to someday.
These are very useful for cameras with an ethernet port. I've got a cheap Amcrest cam and powerline adaptor under an eve that I probably set up 7 years ago, and it still functions and never requires a reboot.
One review mentioned the ethernet ports are 1Gbps, so I don't know how they get away with calling this a 2000 mbps device. That said, nobody ever gets anywhere near the fictitious speeds advertised. I'd be extremely impressed if this could do 1/4 of the rated speed.
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If the router is too far/weak signal?
I've got a use case to add surveillance cams 500ft away in another building. I'll need to tie that barn into the same electrical service first, which I might get around to someday.
These are very useful for cameras with an ethernet port. I've got a cheap Amcrest cam and powerline adaptor under an eve that I probably set up 7 years ago, and it still functions and never requires a reboot.
One review mentioned the ethernet ports are 1Gbps, so I don't know how they get away with calling this a 2000 mbps device. That said, nobody ever gets anywhere near the fictitious speeds advertised. I'd be extremely impressed if this could do 1/4 of the rated speed.
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but you would be better off testing them in the most ideal situation first: plug them next to each other on a power strip and find out how fast it can actually go, and then do that again on your house wiring. and then look at their advertised speed.
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