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Ethernet Over Power
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TP-Link TL-POE150S PoE Injector Adapter
RRP $48
$29In stock at JW
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TP-Link TL-PoE200 Power over Ethernet Adapter Kit
RRP $79
$39In stock at JW
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D-link DWL-P50 Power over Ethernet Unit
RRP $99
$49In stock at JW
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TP-Link AC750 Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender
$69In stock at JW
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Tp-Link TL-PA4010PKIT Powerline Adapter Kit 500Mbps
RRP $115
$89In stock at JW
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TP-Link TL-WPA4221 KIT 300Mbps AV600 Wi-Fi Powerline Extender Starter Kit
RRP $125
$109In stock at JW
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TP-Link PA8010P Gigabit AV1200 Adapter Stater Kit
RRP $159
$124In stock at JW
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ASUS PL-AC56 KIT AV2 1200 WiFi Extender
RRP $359
$219In stock at JW
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D-Link DHP-309AV PowerLine AV500 Mini Network Starter Kit
RRP $89
$63In stock at supplier
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D-Link DHP-P309AV Powerline AV500 Passthrough Network Kit
RRP $149
$99In stock at supplier
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D-Link DHP-701AV PowerLine AV2 2000 Gigabit Network Kit
RRP $215
$149In stock at supplier
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TP-Link AV2000 Powerline Passthrough Kit TL-PA9020P
RRP $199
$159In stock at supplier
For those who are unfamiliar with Ethernet over Power (EoP) devices. They essentially allow data to travel through the power in your home.
For example, if you have an area of the house you would like a physical Ethernet port (to plug into your laptop or computer for internet access), a Ethernet over Power is a great solution.
EoP devices are good, but not overly stable. They're not the best option for competitive gamers trying to achieve the lowest latency. They're purely for convenience.
