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Electronics Panasonic BL-PA100KTA Ethernet Adaptor Starter Pack Includes two HD-PLC (High Definition Power Communication)

Domain Name Com's - Electronics : Panasonic BL-PA100KTA Ethernet Adaptor Starter Pack Includes two HD-PLC (High Definition Power Communication)

Rating:

- works like a charm
way better than having 100ft long cables running through your house. all you have to do is read the simple instructions. i thought i had bought a shotty product until i read the instructions. By the way the orange light won't turn green until you connect it to a working pc or other destination(they must be on).

Rating:

- Just as advertised - almost
Just as advertised, had no trouble getting this puppy up and running. One puzzle developed After some months this thing quit working. The problem wasnt with the unit well, yes and no. It turned out that one if the lamps in the room interfered somehow. When the lamp was turned off, everything works fine. Funny, eh? Its a normal incandescent lamp that causes the interference.

Rating:

- Very Poor Performer
I hooked this up and the data transmission rate is extremely low. I have a rather small house and not many electrical circuits. I tried it on several different outlets, with the same results.

Rating:

- A great solution for a lazy father
After many complaints from my teenaged son, I finally decided it was time to give him a wired network connection. The poor wifi reception in his upstairs bedroom was affecting his WoW gameplay! If that had been the only reason, I probably would have continued to procrastinate, but I had decided that wifi reception was also affecting my Xbox 360 performance. It was time to do something!

I thought about switching to an 802.11n router, but wasn't too thrilled about having to buy new network adapters for my laptops and other devices (assuming I could find one for the Xbox). The next idea was running ethernet cable through the house. I did some research, and it looked like I could wire up the desired locations for about $150 in cable and tools. The downside was the amount of time it was going to take to run cable through the crawl space, and up through the walls. Plus, if I changed the location of the Xbox, I would have to do it again.

I had looked at powerline networking in the past, but the price seemed high, and user reviews were spotty. Before I ordered my cable, I decided to take one more look at powerline adapters here on Amazon. That's when I came across the Panasonic BL-PA100. The price was certainly right - I could get 4 adapters for about $100. I would have the flexibility to move them around, and the user reviews were generally positive. I wasn't worried about some reviewers' concerns about high-def performance - as long as they could match wifi performance I thought my gaming needs would be satisfied. I only needed 3 adapters, but I figured I would probably end up using a 4th if I had it. I ordered 2 kits of 2, and waited for delivery.

My order was shipped promptly, and arrived within a week. I was a little surprised by how small the box was, thinking that they must have only sent me one kit, instead of two. Nope - these things are small. I opened the first box, glanced over the instructions, and plugged my 'master' adapter into my router. A quick trip upstairs, and 2 minutes later my son's PC had a solid network connection for the first time in months. Now for the Xbox! The kit is shipped with one device configured as a master, and the other as a terminal. Since I wanted to use 2 terminals with one master, I would need to configure adapters 3 and 4 to work with the master I had already set up. That took all of 5 minutes, following the very clear instructions provided in the manual. A couple more minutes of unplugging and plugging, and my Xbox also had a good connection to my router.

Since then, I have not even thought about the devices. The master and both terminals work flawlessly, despite being on different circuits, connected at the house's fuse panel. The design is great, since the use of a power cord means you don't lose access to the other socket the way you may with competitive products that plug directly into the socket. This product saved me a lot of time and effort, and was well worth the price. Highly recommended.

Rating:

- Simply works
I installed this product to connect a PC in an isolated part of the house to the network. Previously the PC connected via 802.11g but could not attain more than a minimal connection and would often drop the signal. This product worked right out of the box and has maintained a 42mps connection; more than fast enough for the PC.

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