ok i have a dilemma. i need to get wifi upstairs but the upstairs and downstairs sockets are on different circuits so i dont think the homeplugs will work. is there a way i can do this please?
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ok i have a dilemma. i need to get wifi upstairs but the upstairs and downstairs sockets are on different circuits so i dont think the homeplugs will work. is there a way i can do this please?
They'll work if they're from the same consumer board. I've got the Solwise plugs and they're brilliant. Get the AV1200 typeQuote:
Originally Posted by kingbillyboy
oh will they? i thought they had to be on the same ring. i have the solwise ones downstairs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Penarth Blues
thanks man.
do you have two fuse boxes or one? One fuse box should mean the home plugs work fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingbillyboy
just the one. cheers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
Yes. Same consumer no worries.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingbillyboy
Personally I'd go for TP link over Solwise. They come with a PC application that you can install to help you easily reset and ensure all your HomePlugs are set the same network key (out of the box they will have the internal network name of HomePlugAV I think from memory). I now have 4 in my house connected and I have had no issues with them...I've had Solwise and Sagemcom too but they broke.