The AV1000 adapter does not support WiFi at all, despite the misleading description and headline. The much more expensive AV1300, also included in this listing does.
This a dang good question that many of us have. So far I've found nowhere to purchase just the "receiver" part. This thing works great and I'd like to do the same as you mention, but as far as I know you've got purchase another set although you'll only use half the set.
Everybody keeps saying the same circuit. That's not it at all, it should be on the same phase. All residential homes have an A and B phase. If you count your Breakers from the top it should go A B A B etc. all the way to the bottom on one side, the same on the opposite side. That being said if you plug in the transmitt…
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Everybody keeps saying the same circuit. That's not it at all, it should be on the same phase. All residential homes have an A and B phase. If you count your Breakers from the top it should go A B A B etc. all the way to the bottom on one side, the same on the opposite side. That being said if you plug in the transmitter to an outlet in the living room you need to find out if it's the A or B phase. And plug the receiver into the same A or B phase ,whether it is a different breaker or not does not matter as long as it is A or B phase.
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Everybody keeps saying the same circuit. That's not it at all, it should be on the same phase. All residential homes have an A and B phase. If you count your Breakers from the top it should go A B A B etc. all the way to the bottom on one side, the same on the opposite side. That being said if you plug in the transmitter to an outlet in the living room you need to find out if it's the A or B phase. And plug the receiver into the same A or B phase ,whether it is a different breaker or not does not matter as long as it is A or B phase.
Yes - the TL-WPA7510 Kit (TL-PA7010 + TL-WPA7510) support up to 16 nodes within the same Powerline network. For more information, please refer to our helpful FAQ: https://www.tp-link.com/us/faq-434.html
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Yes - the TL-WPA7510 Kit (TL-PA7010 + TL-WPA7510) support up to 16 nodes within the same Powerline network. For more information, please refer to our helpful FAQ: https://www.tp-link.com/us/faq-434.html
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Yes - the TL-WPA7510 Kit (TL-PA7010 + TL-WPA7510) support up to 16 nodes within the same Powerline network. For more information, please refer to our helpful FAQ: https://www.tp-link.com/us/faq-434.html
It looks like you can add a 3rd adapter to the set, I've read it somewhere on their website in the instructions for how to connect an additional adapter.
I looked but could not find just the wifi extender for sale. Be careful though because the technology has evolved and there may be compatibility issues if you try to mix and match brands and models.
I have the same question, I did not find an official answer, but I surmised that there can only be one pairing, so you would need another pair and establish yet another network
