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Name: NETGEAR - Powerline AC1000 Wi-Fi Access Point and Adapter - White
Brand: NETGEAR
SKU: 4760605
Price: 79.99 USD
Rating: 4.3 (2012 reviews)

NETGEAR - Powerline AC1000 Wi-Fi Access Point and Adapter - White

Model:: PLW1000-100NAS; |
SKU:: 4760605

User rating, 4.3 out of 5 stars with 2012 reviews.

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QuestionCan you plug this in upside down?
Asked 3 years ago by wavesymphony.
- Answer Yes
  Answered 3 years ago by Puenterico
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QuestionDoes this use WPA2-PSK (TKIP) or WPA2-PSK (AES) (or both)?
Asked 3 years ago by Counselore.
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QuestionI am trying to get internet in a building on the next door property. They are on two different power sources (two different breakers) Will this work if I am trying to use it in our next door building on a completely different electricity source??
Asked 3 years ago by differentpowersource.
- Answer Probably not. The signal must travel through connected electrical wiring with this produce.
  Answered 3 years ago by PowerLine
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QuestionMy work shop is about 300 feet from house will this work at that distance
Asked 3 years ago by aireeella.
- Answer Only if there is the electrical wiring is connected all the way.
  Answered 3 years ago by PowerLine
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Questionis this Powerline ac1000 wifi access point and adapter compatible with the Netgear Powerline 2000 adapters?
Asked 4 years ago by ric0suave.
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QuestionI am not a technical wizard. Are the instructions for setting up this unit easy to follow?
Asked 4 years ago by notateckkie.
- Answer yes it is
  Answered 4 years ago by Veezer
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QuestionI have a metal shop, will the extender work in my shop?
Asked 4 years ago by Robert.
- Answer yes it will.
  Answered 4 years ago by Veezer
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QuestionCan this be installed in an outside covered carport
Asked 4 years ago by Spike.
- Answer Yes if it does not get wet and the power socket in the carport runs into the same power panel as the power socket the primary router is plugged into.
  Answered 4 years ago by Fremont
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QuestionElectrical pathway is through a main breaker box to a subpanel in a barn 125 ft away. Will these breakers destroy the signal?
Asked 4 years ago by Smac.
- Answer I don't entirely understand your question but if you have high voltage power and data lines running next to it; high voltage will cause Distortion in data lines sometimes unnoticeable sometimes to the point of inoperable But seeing how you're talkin about a breaker box (main power to your house) I would say yes it will distort the signal
  Answered 4 years ago by SSY1
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QuestionCan this device be used with an older router that doesn't have a WPS button?
Asked 4 years ago by Bob.
- Answer Yes
  Answered 4 years ago by Barry
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QuestionDoes the NETGEAR - Powerline AC1000 Wi-Fi Access Point and Adapter, function with any Wi-Fi device, such as a canon camera or Android OS tablet? Are there electric systems, eg. high rise building that do not work well?
Asked 4 years ago by Barney.
- Answer I'm using my Android phone to type this reply right now and it's connected through the Netgear Wi-Fi adapter
  Answered 4 years ago by Shundi
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QuestionCan I just buy an extra Access Point (PLW-1000) to extend Wi-Fi in a different area of the house? Or do I need to buy the the whole kit? Current setup has the Access Point in my basement. Will multiple Access Points work off the same adapter?
Asked 4 years ago by XmasGifts.
- Answer Yes multiple access points work off the one adapter
  Answered 4 years ago by cristjas
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Questioncan a second wifi unit be added to this system
Asked 4 years ago by d.
- Answer Yes you can add addition wifi extenders
  Answered 4 years ago by Mike
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QuestionMy router for dsl says it needs to be plugged into a wall female phone jack which I don’t have in our home I see where you can convert ac outlets to phone line access point for this issue will this work for that seeing it is a eithernet conn not rc25 fo
Asked 4 years ago by Greg.
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QuestionI have this unit in my home. It works well as a wifi extender and an ethernet device. Now i need one more to have another ethernet connector. which device would work for this unit as additional unit? Do i need to start over with another pair of units?
Asked 4 years ago by AtHomeBusiness.
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QuestionCan you have multiple extenders?
Asked 4 years ago by Jdub42.
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QuestionI have the NetGear Powerline 2000 connected inside the house to my PC. Can I add this Wi-Fi extender to that unit, or do I need to add it separately? I also need to set this up in my Pole Barn, which is connected to the same Power Panel.
Asked 4 years ago by DanStark.
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QuestionCan I buy another extender because I want to hook up 2 extenders?
Asked 4 years ago by AnnC.
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Questionhow many gigs per month
Asked 4 years ago by Amp.
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QuestionCan you connect the first unit with an Ethernet wire to a Ethernet outlet on the wall of my apartment rather than a router? I believe internet is provided through my Ethernet outlet in the wall.
Asked 4 years ago by shayden742.
- Answer No. You need to connect to a router/modem.
  Answered 4 years ago by Kaceys
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NETGEAR - Powerline AC1000 Wi-Fi Access Point and Adapter - White

Q: QuestionCan you plug this in upside down?

Q: QuestionDoes this use WPA2-PSK (TKIP) or WPA2-PSK (AES) (or both)?

Q: QuestionI am trying to get internet in a building on the next door property. They are on two different power sources (two different breakers) Will this work if I am trying to use it in our next door building on a completely different electricity source??

Q: QuestionMy work shop is about 300 feet from house will this work at that distance

Q: Questionis this Powerline ac1000 wifi access point and adapter compatible with the Netgear Powerline 2000 adapters?

Q: QuestionI am not a technical wizard. Are the instructions for setting up this unit easy to follow?

Q: QuestionI have a metal shop, will the extender work in my shop?

Q: QuestionCan this be installed in an outside covered carport

Q: QuestionElectrical pathway is through a main breaker box to a subpanel in a barn 125 ft away. Will these breakers destroy the signal?

Q: QuestionCan this device be used with an older router that doesn't have a WPS button?

Q: QuestionDoes the NETGEAR - Powerline AC1000 Wi-Fi Access Point and Adapter, function with any Wi-Fi device, such as a canon camera or Android OS tablet? Are there electric systems, eg. high rise building that do not work well?

Q: QuestionCan I just buy an extra Access Point (PLW-1000) to extend Wi-Fi in a different area of the house? Or do I need to buy the the whole kit? Current setup has the Access Point in my basement. Will multiple Access Points work off the same adapter?

Q: Questioncan a second wifi unit be added to this system

Q: QuestionMy router for dsl says it needs to be plugged into a wall female phone jack which I don’t have in our home I see where you can convert ac outlets to phone line access point for this issue will this work for that seeing it is a eithernet conn not rc25 fo

Q: QuestionI have this unit in my home. It works well as a wifi extender and an ethernet device. Now i need one more to have another ethernet connector. which device would work for this unit as additional unit? Do i need to start over with another pair of units?

Q: QuestionCan you have multiple extenders?

Q: QuestionI have the NetGear Powerline 2000 connected inside the house to my PC. Can I add this Wi-Fi extender to that unit, or do I need to add it separately? I also need to set this up in my Pole Barn, which is connected to the same Power Panel.

Q: QuestionCan I buy another extender because I want to hook up 2 extenders?

Q: Questionhow many gigs per month

Q: QuestionCan you connect the first unit with an Ethernet wire to a Ethernet outlet on the wall of my apartment rather than a router? I believe internet is provided through my Ethernet outlet in the wall.

QuestionCan you plug this in upside down?

QuestionDoes this use WPA2-PSK (TKIP) or WPA2-PSK (AES) (or both)?

QuestionI am trying to get internet in a building on the next door property. They are on two different power sources (two different breakers) Will this work if I am trying to use it in our next door building on a completely different electricity source??

QuestionMy work shop is about 300 feet from house will this work at that distance

Questionis this Powerline ac1000 wifi access point and adapter compatible with the Netgear Powerline 2000 adapters?

QuestionI am not a technical wizard. Are the instructions for setting up this unit easy to follow?

QuestionI have a metal shop, will the extender work in my shop?

QuestionCan this be installed in an outside covered carport

QuestionElectrical pathway is through a main breaker box to a subpanel in a barn 125 ft away. Will these breakers destroy the signal?

QuestionCan this device be used with an older router that doesn't have a WPS button?

QuestionDoes the NETGEAR - Powerline AC1000 Wi-Fi Access Point and Adapter, function with any Wi-Fi device, such as a canon camera or Android OS tablet? Are there electric systems, eg. high rise building that do not work well?

QuestionCan I just buy an extra Access Point (PLW-1000) to extend Wi-Fi in a different area of the house? Or do I need to buy the the whole kit? Current setup has the Access Point in my basement. Will multiple Access Points work off the same adapter?

Questioncan a second wifi unit be added to this system

QuestionMy router for dsl says it needs to be plugged into a wall female phone jack which I don’t have in our home I see where you can convert ac outlets to phone line access point for this issue will this work for that seeing it is a eithernet conn not rc25 fo

QuestionI have this unit in my home. It works well as a wifi extender and an ethernet device. Now i need one more to have another ethernet connector. which device would work for this unit as additional unit? Do i need to start over with another pair of units?

QuestionCan you have multiple extenders?

QuestionI have the NetGear Powerline 2000 connected inside the house to my PC. Can I add this Wi-Fi extender to that unit, or do I need to add it separately? I also need to set this up in my Pole Barn, which is connected to the same Power Panel.

QuestionCan I buy another extender because I want to hook up 2 extenders?

Questionhow many gigs per month

QuestionCan you connect the first unit with an Ethernet wire to a Ethernet outlet on the wall of my apartment rather than a router? I believe internet is provided through my Ethernet outlet in the wall.