Hi @jbraner ,

Yes,this is exactly what the TL-WPA4220 and similar powerline extender models are designed to do! Here's how it works:

WiFi Capability:
With your existing TL-PA4010 base unit wired to your Virgin Media router via Ethernet cable, you can add a TL-WPA4220 powerline extender (or similar WiFi-enabled model) and plug it into a wall socket in another part of your house (within the same electrical circuit). The extender will boost the WiFi signal in that area. Models with "WPA" in the front (like TL-WPA4220) support WiFi function, while models with just "PA" (like your current TL-PA4010) are wired-only.

Same SSID (Single Network):
After you configure the powerline device and form a powerline network successfully, it will broadcast its own WiFi network by default. However, if you want a single network around your house with the same SSID as your Virgin Media router, you can use the Wi-Fi Clone feature to clone your router's WiFi settings (SSID and password) to the powerline extender. This way, your devices will seamlessly connect to the same network name throughout your flat.

How can I copy the wireless setting from the front router using Powerline ac Wi-Fi Kit by Wi-Fi Clone button?

  @Joseph-TP,

Thanks for your reply. I've been doing more research and I figured this was how it works.

I've got a WPA2420 on it''s way to me right now - so hopefully it will work OK.