Linking two flats that are on individual power networks

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kez88

2022-10-29 07:24:12 - last edited 2022-10-29 07:50:44

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Linking two flats that are on individual power networks

2022-10-29 07:24:12 - last edited 2022-10-29 07:50:44

Model: Deco X50

Hardware Version: V1

Firmware Version: 1

Hi,

I'm thinking of purchasing the X50 to create a network across two flats that each have their own individual power networks.

There is a thick concrete wall in both houses that the only way to bypass seems to be via a powerline. Would the following setup work

Router --> Powerline Unit 1 (Flat 1) ---> Powerline Unit 2 (Flat 1) (other side of thick wall) --> Main Deco X50 ---> Other Deco Units --> Powerline Unit 3 (Flat 2) ---> Powerline Unit 4 (otherside of thick wall in Flat 2)

Thanks

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David-TP

2022-11-01 07:44:50

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Re:Linking two flats that are on individual power networks

2022-11-01 07:44:50

@kez88 Hi, welcome to the community.

I noticed you mentioned that each flat has its own individual power networks. Do you mean they are on different electric meters since powerline units need to work under the same electric meter? Other than that, I think Deco X50 would be working fine.

Thank you very much.

Best regards.

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