Ethernet via the mains

[Stephen Watson]

Hi there all,

This is a thing isn’t it? Where you plug the router into a mains thing and then the computer into a mains thing at the other end? 🤔

If it is, does anyone have any recommendations?

Cheers,
Stephen

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[cwo...@gmail.com]

It is a way to pollute the mains which could affect some HiFi systems.

However if you do not mind using Amazon do a search on their site for Ethernet  over the Mains - you shouold get a list of suitable components - good luck

[Sam - MacAmbulance]

Devolo make the best powerline adapters, they’re not the cheapest but they’re reliable. TP-Link are cheap/not great

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[Stephen Watson]

Thanks both very much and for the recommendation Sam. I can probably maybe handle browsing via Amazon but would buy from elsewhere.

Sadly, I’ve just sold all my hifi apart from the wireless KEFs that have replaced it all so hoping extra info in the mains won’t affect that 🤞 

I’ll get onto it.

Thanks.

Stephen 

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On 29 Jul 2021, at 17:21, Sam - MacAmbulance <in...@macambulance.com> wrote:

Devolo make the best powerline adapters, they’re not the cheapest but they’re reliable. TP-Link are cheap/not great

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