AV1000 Powerline Slow

AV1000 Powerline Slow

AV1000 Powerline Slow
AV1000 Powerline Slow
2024-08-10 15:46:29 - last edited 2024-08-12 08:56:41
Model: TL-PA7017P KIT  
Hardware Version: V4
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Have very slow speeds at home, initially I thought it was my wifi routers (google) but after troubleshooting them with Google and my ISP (Virgin Plus) I eventually determined it is Powerline Adapters as everything works well without them.

 

If I plug the ethernet directly from my laptop into the modem (ignoring my google wifi) I get 300mbs but if I use the powerline I get 3mbs. I've tested this using adaptors on same floor and different floors of the house and no change. I have reset and re paired them but still get the same results. I can't move the one with the modem unfortunately it's the only outlet near the cable for fibre so I can't try another. 

 

Any other steps I can try? 

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2024-08-10 20:46:42 - last edited 2024-08-12 08:56:41

  @tibblet 

 

Hi,

 

Distance and interference are the main factors that affect the performance of these Powerline adapters.

 

Obviously, if you can't move the Powerline adapter that is connected to the modem, then you can only try to move the other Powerline adapters closer to the one that is connected to the modem.

 

Regarding the interference. You could try to find out whether there is one particular electric appliance nearby that causes a lot of interference. 
To do that run the "tpPLC Utility" software on a computer and observe the "Powerline rate" between the TP-PA7017P units. (note that the "Powerline rate" doesn't indicate actual data throughput speed)
Let the values of the "Powerline rate" refresh a few times to kind of see where the mean values are.
Then unplug electric appliances that are plugged into sockets along the way from one Powerline adapter to another one by one and every time check whether the "Powerline rate" increases significantly after you've unplugged something. (don't forget to unplug the power adapter of the modem and other "small" things, as size doesn't matter here)
 

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Re:AV1000 Powerline Slow-Solution
2024-08-10 20:46:42 - last edited 2024-08-12 08:56:41

  @tibblet 

 

Hi,

 

Distance and interference are the main factors that affect the performance of these Powerline adapters.

 

Obviously, if you can't move the Powerline adapter that is connected to the modem, then you can only try to move the other Powerline adapters closer to the one that is connected to the modem.

 

Regarding the interference. You could try to find out whether there is one particular electric appliance nearby that causes a lot of interference. 
To do that run the "tpPLC Utility" software on a computer and observe the "Powerline rate" between the TP-PA7017P units. (note that the "Powerline rate" doesn't indicate actual data throughput speed)
Let the values of the "Powerline rate" refresh a few times to kind of see where the mean values are.
Then unplug electric appliances that are plugged into sockets along the way from one Powerline adapter to another one by one and every time check whether the "Powerline rate" increases significantly after you've unplugged something. (don't forget to unplug the power adapter of the modem and other "small" things, as size doesn't matter here)
 

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