With support for the HomePlug AV2 standard, the adapters found in the AV2000 2-Port Gigabit Passthrough Powerline Starter Kit from TP-Link are capable of supporting data transfer rates of up to 2000 Mbps. In addition to enhanced data transfer rates, these TP-Link powerline adapters support 2x2 MIMO technology which supports multiple data pathways giving multiple devices each their own direct connection to the network. On each of these HomePlug AV2 compliant adapters you will find two Gigabit Ethernet ports and a single power socket. With an integrated power socket built right in to the adapter you no longer have to worry about losing an outlet to the network adapter. Setup and configuration is simple as these plug-and-play adapters each feature a dedicated pairing button allowing you to get your network up and running in no time.

HomePlug AV2 Technology    IEEE 1901, 802.3/3u/3ab Standards    2 x Gigabit Ethernet Ports per Adapter    1 x Power Socket per Adapter    Power / Powerline / Ethernet LEDs    Up to 984' Range    128-bit AES Encryption    Built-in Pairing Button    2x2 MIMO Technology    Integrated Power Socket

With advanced HomePlug AV2 MIMO, the TL-PA9020P delivers high speeds of up to 2000 Mbps over Powerline to provide enhanced network performance that supports a variety of online needs. With lag-free connectivity, devices will remain connected streaming multimedia content, downloading files, and more.

The TL-PA9020P creates fast, high performance wired connection that support multiple devices, like 4K HDTVs, computers, game consoles, and more.

Built-in 2x2 MIMO technology is like adding extra lanes to a highway. It establishes multiple simultaneous connections for you to enjoy higher speeds and greater stability.

Combine 2x2 MIMO and Beamforming technologies and you get the benefit of improved coverage throughout your home or office, particularly for those previously hard to reach outlets.

Connect to Gigabit speeds for your smart TVs, game consoles, computers and network attached devices. Just use an Ethernet cable to attach your devices to the Powerline adapter to get started.

1. First, connect your TL-PA9020P to the router

2. Then, plug in another one wherever you need extra coverage

3. Finally, press the "Pair" button on each adapter

The integrated power socket means that you can still get power from the outlet for your other devices. Simply plug your device into the integrated socket the same way you would with a normal outlet. The built-in noise filter also helps to eliminate electrical signal noise that might otherwise affect powerline transmission performance.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How is this mountable on a 19" rack when it is only 11" side?

A: The TL-SG1024S comes with brackets that allow it to be mounted in a standard network rack. Regards, TP-Link Support

Q: 2. does this have a wall mount bracket included ?

A: The TP-Link LS1008G does not include any type of mounting bracket.

Q: 3. How easy are these to set up? Are they really just plug in and they work?

A: They are very simple to setup. It involves plugging them in, pressing the pair button on unit A and then doing the same on unit B.

Q: 4. Does the US version of this kit support 220V AC?

A: Yes, the TP-Link TL-PA7017P supports 220 VAC.

Q: 5. is it available in European plug ?

A: The plug on this model is designed for use in the United States; however, the TL-PA4010 Kit supports 100 - 240V 50/60Hz, so you can use them as long as you have the appropriate socket adapter. Regards, TP-Link Support

Q: 6. Specifications say 23.8Mbps, this seems very slow for a Gigabit switch! Is this a misprint?

A: I always have issues converting bauds to bytes... so in real world, this switch let me transfer files at 103-105 Megabytes per second, almost twice of my previos switches (those small 3Com 8 100/1000mbps ports). I will buy it again if I have to.

Q: 7. is this rackmountable?

A: The TP-Link TL-SG1016 16-Port Unmanaged Gigabit Switch is rack mountable and the mounts are included.

Q: 8. What is the hardware revision of this switch?

A: I'm very sorry but the revision is not something the manufacturer tells us before they ship them to us. If they had different part numbers, it would be easy to tell but since they don't, we cannot guarantee which revision is inside the box. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Q: 9. Does the second unit of the TP link need to be connected with a cable to e.g your laptop or does it send out a wi-fi signal?

A: This is a wired device. No WiFi.

Q: 10. Is the TP-Link Powerline adapter 120-240v 50-60 Hz?

A: The TP-Link AV1000 Gigabit Powerline Starter Kit, B&H # TPTLPA7017K, is dual voltage (100-240V 50/60Hz).