The difficulty here is these two pairs will unknowingly and permanently fight for the frequency spectrum on the power wires. Other vendors used to have detail configuration tools that let you pick...

@Torpido You can just run both things over one and the same powerline connection. A simple kit, e.g. with an 8010P on the router side and an 8030P in that room, will do.

@divo Analog voice will of course not transfer through powerline. However, you can very well place a VoIP client device on the far end of a Powerline connection. So for example,...

The solution is simple. Many PLC vendors, including Netgear and TP-Link, ship their adapters with the default encryption key enabled. That's convenient because everything instantly connects, even...

No you can't, and even if you could, the bottleneck would still be the PLC side anyway.

You can join additional adapters into a running PLC network either by pressing buttons in a certain sequence, or by entering the device ID code in the tpPLC utility "Add Device" function. Please read...