Hi, I had this issue and although the outhouse was fed by the same consumer unit from the ringmain in the house the outhouse had its own consumer unit, the tp link failed to work. I had to install a separate 13amp socket taken the power feed before the consumer unit which resolved the issue, this socket is still protected but from the house consumer unit rather than the outhouse one, it may work for you also. Seems they don't like too many consumer units in line even if on the same mains feed from the house.

@Humey86 I've just set up a pair of AV2000 Passthrough powerline adaptors, one is in my shed approx 80ft from the router.

shed power is fed from my house consumer unit and the socket in teh shed passes through another saller consuer unit in the shed.

 

I just had a tech friend who is a software engineer run a test. Im getting 49mb/sec download and 5mb/sec upload.

 

He was pretty surprised the speed was so good. He also 'pinged' the router and said the connection was pretty stable. He said the stability may be due to the fact the wiring is only 5 years old.

 

My only let doen is that we have Sky fibre broadband, and the signal to the router fluctuates.

 

What I would like to ask the community is there any way I can plug some device into mth second ethernet port on the shed powerline adaptor, to create a wi fi signal?

 

thanks