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TP-Link AV2000 ethternet extenders if I have a WHOLE HOUSE surge protector at the electrical panel
TP-Link AV2000 ethternet extenders if I have a WHOLE HOUSE surge protector at the electrical panel
2023-09-21 18:49:05 - last edited 2023-09-21 22:06:37

I know they cannot be plugged in to a surge protector, but what about if I have a whole house surge protector at the electrical supply panel, not at individual outlets?

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Re:TP-Link AV2000 ethternet extenders if I have a WHOLE HOUSE surge protector at the electrical panel
2023-10-20 07:35:44

  @LoobyLuu I would just go with a Wi-Fi mesh system instead or one with powerline AV2 as well as a backhaul but not a strictly powerline solution.  Their Deco series a bit confusing but their Deco PX50 and Deco P9 are examples of this. So it'll use powerline when it can or Wi-fi when it can, whatever is stronger. This also depends on your budget. I would not go with the simpler plug-in wall ones in my opinion.

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