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Create a new Wi-Fi Hotspot at a speed up to 300 Mbps in minutes by using your existing electrical wiring and any power socket!

Do you have trouble covering some areas of your home with Wi-Fi? Do you need Wi-Fi in your loft, attic, basement or garden?

Simply connect the Powerline 600 adapter to your existing Internet modem through an Ethernet port and you will immediately have an Internet connection available at any power socket at a speed of up to 600 Mbps. Then, by using a Powerline 600 Wi-Fi adapter, you can create a new Wi-Fi hotspot in the room of your choice and extend your Wi-Fi home coverage in minutes, at a speed of up to 300 Mbps.

Do not waste your power outlets! Use the extra noise filtered power socket!

The Powerline 600 adapter is equipped with an extra noise-filtered power socket. Why do you need it? Because you need to connect the Powerline 600 adapter to your modem/router in a place where other appliances very often also need a power supply. Do not waste any power outlet: plug the Powerline 600 adapter directly into the wall outlet and use the extra noise-filtered power socket to power your appliances or to plug in a power strip. The integrated noise filter reduces electrical interference and improves the performance of the powerline communications.

I do not have access to the Internet and/or the LED of the "home" icon does not light up.

1Connect the adapters to a power strip

Connect the adapters one after the other to a power strip.

Both Powerline adapters plugged into a power strip

2Connect the adapters to the Internet

Connect each adapter to a working device (Internet router/gateway, Android box, Smart TV, computer, etc.) with an Ethernet cable. There must be communication between the devices, otherwise the adapter will automatically go into standby mode.

Each adapter connected to a network device with an Ethernet cable

3Press the Connect & Secure button (first device)

Once the adapter is plugged in and connected to the Ethernet, press the Connect & Secure button on the front panel for 10 seconds.

Pressing the button on the first adapter for 10 seconds

4Press the Connect & Secure button (second device)

Press the Connect & Secure button on the front panel of the second device for 10 seconds.

Pressing the button on the second adapter for 10 seconds

5The home LEDs blink

The home LEDs should start blinking.

Home LEDs blinking on both adapters

6The devices are reset

All the LEDs must be green at the end of the operation.

All LEDs green on both adapters after reset

Repeat the same operation for a third powerline. You can have up to eight Powerline 600 adapters on the same electrical installation. After resetting all the devices, you can put them in the rooms where you need them.

Internet everywhere from any power socket!

The Powerline 600 Kit, which includes two Powerline 600 adapters, creates a high-speed home network effortlessly by using your home's existing electrical wiring at speeds up to 600 Mbps. No new wire is required! Connect computers, consumer electronics and network-compatible devices to the Internet in any room and on any floor of your home by simply using a power outlet.

The home icon LED is lit on the Wi-Fi adapter, but I cannot connect to the Wi-Fi network of the Powerline 600.

Warning

When connecting to the Wi-Fi, if you encounter an issue with the password, please note that the lowercase l can be confused with the uppercase I, so please try the different possibilities.

1Connect to the Powerline Wi-Fi network

To connect to the Wi-Fi Powerline for the first time, you must connect to the SSID indicated on the back of the product and use the Wi-Fi password also indicated.

Connecting a device to the Wi-Fi network of the Powerline Wi-Fi adapter

2Reset the Wi-Fi

If you still cannot connect to the Powerline 600 Wi-Fi, please reset the Powerline Wi-Fi adapter by pressing a paper clip into the hole located next to the Ethernet ports until the LEDs flash.

Pressing the reset hole next to the Ethernet ports with a paper clip

What do the icons and LEDs on the Powerline mean?

This image shows the different LEDs of the powerline and their meaning.

LED statuses of the Powerline 600 adapter

This image shows the different LEDs of the powerline Wi-Fi and their meaning.

LED statuses of the Powerline 600 Wi-Fi adapter

Why do the Powerlines switch off on their own?

This is normal: the Powerline 600 automatically switches to sleep mode if no activity is detected. When a signal is detected on the Ethernet port, the Powerline 600 turns back on. It may take a few seconds for a Powerline 600 in standby mode to detect new activity and turn back on.

The automatic power saving mode reduces your consumption by up to 85%.

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