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My powerline adapter overheating
My powerline adapter overheating
2025-08-15 16:13:59 - last edited 2025-09-04 08:05:19
Tags: #TP-Link ID Related #Wi-Fi Move #Installation #Network Connectivity #Update
Model: TL-PA411KIT  
Hardware Version:
Firmware Version: i don't know

It's not always but in a very long session of gaming or just using my pc it can happen, and when it does it like stops the wifi for me till it cools down so i figured it might be a firmware bug so i tried to look for the updates or anything related to that i found it: Download for TL-PA411KIT | TP-Link but i need to know the version of my device. I checked the website to know how. After i knew what to do, the only thing i found is EU:/4.0 in my physical device.

So i want to know which firmware version is on it and which is the version.

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Re:My powerline adapter overheating-Solution
2025-08-18 09:02:50 - last edited 2025-09-04 08:05:19

Hi @Jomou3ag1ng ,

Thank you for contacting our community.

 

Electronic devices generate heat when in operation. Generally, device temperatures below 60°C (140°F) are acceptable.

 

If Wi-Fi disconnects only during extended gaming or computer use, these activities may be placing a significant load on the adapter.

 

I think it's best to continue watching whether the TL-PA411 maintains a stable and normal temperature when not in these activities. If so, it would be best not to continue using the adapter with these two activities.

 

Best Regards.

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Re:My powerline adapter overheating-Solution
2025-08-18 09:02:50 - last edited 2025-09-04 08:05:19

Hi @Jomou3ag1ng ,

Thank you for contacting our community.

 

Electronic devices generate heat when in operation. Generally, device temperatures below 60°C (140°F) are acceptable.

 

If Wi-Fi disconnects only during extended gaming or computer use, these activities may be placing a significant load on the adapter.

 

I think it's best to continue watching whether the TL-PA411 maintains a stable and normal temperature when not in these activities. If so, it would be best not to continue using the adapter with these two activities.

 

Best Regards.

Welcome to Community！ Urgent problems with your Wi-Fi Router, Range Extender, or DSL Modem? Please reach out via private Message or @Joesph-TP in your new thread directly. Check Out the Latest Posts: △New Firmware for Archer GE550/GE650 V1 Introduces AI-QoS, EasyMesh IoT Expansion, and More! △New Firmware for Archer BE800 V1 to Support VPN Merge, EasyMesh Guest/IoT Extend, and More △New Firmware Releases for Archer BE805/BE450 V1 to Support VPN Merge, New ECO Mode, and More Click △ Or ☆Recommended Solution if the post/answer helps.
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