TP-Link AV600P Nano Powerline Adapter Starter Kit

AV500 Powerline Adapter with AC Pass Through Starter Kit

• Data transmission rates up to 500Mbps
  Over electrical wires, ideal for HD video streaming.
• Integrated power socket
  Making sure that no power outlet is going to waste.
• Plug and play design
  And easy encryption on a push of the pair button.
• Power-Saving Mode
  Automatically reduces power consumption by up to 85%.
• Optimizes IPTV applications
  Like Fetch TV, Telstra T-Box, Apple TV, TPG IPTV, Google TV, FOXTEL on Xbox 360, and so on.

What This Product Does

The TL-PA4010PKIT turns your existing powerline into a high-speed network with no need for new wires or drilling. No configuration is required, simply plug your adapter into your power socket and you can establish networking infrastructure in a flash. In addition, its integrated power socket makes sure that no power outlet is going to waste. With speeds up to 500Mbps and 300 meters over the household electric wires, the TL-PA4010PKIT is a great choice for an easy-to-build multimedia entertainment network.

Up to 500Mbps, 300 Meters

With advanced HomePlug AV technology, the TL-PA4010PKIT can provide users with stable high-speed data transmission rates of up to 500Mbps over a household electric circuit for up to 300 meters. The TL-PA4010PKIT is a great choice for a whole-home solution to connect all network-compatible devices—from computers and game consoles to set-top boxes for IPTV to printers and NAS hard drives.

Extra Power Socket for Additional Devices

With its integrated power socket, the new TL-PA4010PKIT provides real convenience for your home network. The integrated power socket allows an additional device or power bar to be connected to the adapter as though it were a normal wall socket. This ensures that even with the TL-PA4010PKIT plugged in, no power outlet is going to waste.

Mains Filter for Better Performance

With its Integrated Mains Filter, the TL-PA4010PKIT can optimize powerline communication performance by suppressing noise interference generated by surrounding electronic equipment that can affect network performance. That means that users won't experience a sudden speed drop when a larger power-consuming device is plugged into the power socket.