Tenda AV1000 Powerline Adapter PH3 AU Version $59.30 Delivered @ Tenda JP via Amazon AU

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Tenda AV1000 Powerline Adapter Starter Kit, Plug and Play, Gigabit Port, Power Saving, No Extra Wiring Required, Expand Home Network with Stable and High-Speed Connections (PH3) AU Version

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【Home Plug AV2 technology】Tenda PH3 powerline provides stable high-speed data transfer rates of up to 1000Mbps. Stable through-wall signal. Ideal for stable network connections, IPTV, video surveillance, streaming media and other usage scenarios.
【Plug and Play, Easy Installation】PH3 powerline enternet adapter comes with out of the box, you don't need to worry about any installation problems. (Protocol: IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3ab).
【Mini and without destroying your walls】The powerline adapter doesn't require drilling holes in the wall or adding extra messy network cables, it can realize a stable network connection through the wires in your house. Meanwhile, PH3 is very small and does not take up too much space. Suitable for installation in various corners, gaps and nooks.
【Smart Signal Strength Recognition System】With the built-in LED signal indicator, you can select the best position for the adapter (Green means strong signal, Red means weak).
【Intelligent Power-Saving Design】The power control system of the PH3 ethernet powerline adapter helps you to save up to 85% of the power consumption when the device is not in use.
【Reliable Customer Support】Tenda - Founded in 1999, World-renowned manufacturer specializing in the production of WLAN equipment. Leading support: Industry leading 3-year warranty and 24/7 technical support ([email protected]).

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  TaurusHead on 03/10/2024 - 18:33

  Interesting will need to research a bit about it

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    nickeveli on 03/10/2024 - 19:19

    +5

    I would recommend if you are in the market to look at AV2000 vs. the AV1000 in this deal as real worlds speed fall short of the rated number.

    Also I find units with a pass through outlet (so you can still use the powerpoint) are far more convenient.

    The tplink AV2000 with pass through would be my pick if you really needed a power line solution.

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  belongsinforums on 03/10/2024 - 19:22

  +1

  had nothing but trouble with my powerline adapter. id rather use a tethered 3G connection than one of these again. ymmv

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    mavis30551 on 03/10/2024 - 20:12

    +1

    Completely opposite for me.

    Have had a TPlink one for years (router is also TP LINK) and works a treat.
    So good

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      belongsinforums on 03/10/2024 - 20:46

      +3

      guess it depends on your circuits

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        wetwork on 03/10/2024 - 21:42

        +3

        Completely relies on being on the same circuit on a newer power system. My own house = no connection between circuits.
        Older houses are far easier and just plug in and off you go.
        Source: my own experiences.

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        OMGJL on 03/10/2024 - 21:54

        +1

        totally, it depends on:

        how far (in terms of electric wires inside your wall) is it between your 2 power outlet

        how noisy is your circuit… like high power devices including refrigerators, microwaves, and aircons. Motor equipped devices (washing machine, dryer, hair dryer)… and cheap switching power supply, LED lights, dimmer lights… and more

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        troyww on 03/10/2024 - 22:36

        I got some years ago for free and they were terrible in my 70 year old house . Gave them to a mate and they worked like a dream from his shed to his far newer house .

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    Hornpub on 03/10/2024 - 23:37

    +1

    do not use power boards, plug straight to wall, check if both adapter are in the same circuit. fail to do any of them the exprience will be very very bad.

    been using a 20$ TPlink for the past 10 years in 5 different houses, after finding out the circuit wiring, 0 issue and consistent, also no microwave/heavy wattage appliance in it either.

    you do not need to buy the pass through version since you can just buy this kinda cables

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      belongsinforums on 04/10/2024 - 00:03

      Main issue is random disconnects which forces me to unplug both devices and wait for them to pair again. Useless. This is both in an apartment and a house with new wiring. Wi-fi is much better these days

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        Hornpub on 04/10/2024 - 02:05

        +1

        true, other than competitive gaming, i really dont see the needs for wired connection anymore, wifi are so good nowadays.

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  SWill on 03/10/2024 - 20:04

  I am using this, was considering to buy stuff from facebook market place, but thought I give it a go.

  Home NBN plan 100/40
  Wifi adapter gives me speed of 10mb/s.
  this Tenda powerline adapter gives me speed of 8mb/s, but it's a lot more stable. slower than wifi, never had issues for streaming, gaming.

  Slower, but usable and fast enough speed, and stable.

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    olderman on 03/10/2024 - 20:14

    +2

    Hmm, 10mb/s - is it megabits or megabytes?
    10MB/s is fair for 100Mb/s plan, while 10Mb/s obviously sucks and I believe you actually meant MB.

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    Bretttick on 03/10/2024 - 23:56

    That sounds terrible, bought used foxtel adaptors on eBay $40 for 4 with cables all paired. Works a treat in a big double story house.

    Modem is on the first floor in the room near the front door. Adaptor is on second floor at the back. I have an Ethernet cable plugged from the adaptor to router. I'm getting 65-70mb download.

    I'm on 100/40 connection

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  OMGJL on 03/10/2024 - 21:55

  is it really AU plug though? AU version but from Tenda JP?

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  opt on 03/10/2024 - 23:45

  +3

  For anyone who is interested, you can never reach anywhere near the advertised 1000 Mbps with these adapters. At best, you can achieve 100–250 Mbps over a very short distance on the same circuit. However, across different circuits or over a longer distance, you are unlikely to see speeds above 50 Mbps, there is also a chance they may not work reliably, or at all.. A WiFi mesh system will be significantly faster than these in a home with timber-framed internal walls. These adapters are only useful if you have thick brick walls, want to provide internet to an external metal shed, or to connect a low-bandwidth wired device like a home alarm system.

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    RedHab on 04/10/2024 - 11:13

    +1

    This is true. These adapters pretty much try to send V/ADSL signals down a power circuit. If the two adapters are on different electrical circuits then they often don't work at all.

    Most of the time, wi-fi is a better solution. Adding extended or directional antennas to your router is often better.

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  Bretttick on 03/10/2024 - 23:57

  +2

  I recommend used foxtel power line adapters on eBay. From memory $40 for 4 of them, all paired and comes with 4 Ethernet cables