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Founded in 1996, TP-Link is a global provider of reliable networking devices and accessories, involved in all aspects of everyday life.
With a proven heritage of stability, performance, and value, TP-Link has curated a portfolio of products that meet the networking needs of all individuals.
Now, as the connected lifestyle continues to evolve, the company is expanding today to exceed the demands of tomorrow.
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Easily Extend Fast, Reliable Wired and WiFi to Every Room
The TL-WPA7617 KIT transforms your home’s existing electrical circuit into a fast network. It brings wired and wireless networks to anywhere there is a power outlet
1. No need for new wires or drilling. 2. Network passes through walls and floors. 3. Compatible with any WiFi routers and other TP-Link powerline products. 4. Expand coverage by adding more extenders.
*Please note that powerline adapters must be deployed in sets of two or more and be connected to the same electrical circuit
Gigabit Ethernet for Reliable Connections
One Gigabit Ethernet port provides warp-speed wired connections for 4K HD streaming, lag-free gaming, and more.
*Two Ethernet cables are included in the box.
Plug and Play, No Configuration Required
Ditch the complicated setup process for good and get started with powerline in just 2 steps:
Step 1: connect TL-PA7017P to your router
Step 2: plug in TL-WPA7617 wherever you need wired and wireless internet service.
*Pair for more security: Press the “Pair” button on each adapter for create a more secure network.
*Powerline adapters need to be connected to the same electrical circuit
One-Touch Wi-Fi Configuration
Instantly copies the wireless network name (SSID) and password from your router by pressing the WiFi Clone button.
Besides, any changes made to the WiFi settings of any powerline adapter will be automatically applied across the entire Powerline network.
OneMesh for Seamless Whole-Home Streaming
With OneMesh technology, you can effortlessly create a Mesh network with a single network name for uninterrupted streaming when moving from room to room. Connect the TL-WPA7617 to a OneMesh router for seamless roaming experience managed from the TP-Link Tether app. (update to the latest firmware)
Powerline Management on Your Smartphone
Manage your powerline Wi-Fi through tpPLC app from your smartphone(Android, iOS), or download new tpPLC utility on PCs to manage the powerline network
• View real time powerline speed
• LED control (also controlled by LED on/off button)
• Guest network
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| data transfer rate | 1000 megabits per second | 1000 megabits per second | 2000 megabits per second | 1000 megabits per second | 2000 megabits per second | 1200 megabits per second |
| data link protocol | IEEE 802.3 | Ethernet | Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet | Ethernet | Ethernet |
| hardware interface | usb | ethernet | ethernet | ethernet | usb | ethernet |
| operating system | Linux | Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP, Mac OS, Linux2 | — | Supports Windows 10/8.1/8/7/XP | Linux, Windows 2000, Windows Vista, Windows XP | — |
| weight | — | 0.1 pounds | — | — | 1 pounds | 0.1 pounds |
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This unit was easy to setup. I first put the adapter in a wall socket next to my router, then in another room plugged in the extender. On a laptop I downloaded the TpPLC app and used that to identify the unit. I let it connect and altered the password.I then moved the extender into a wall socket in my remote office that is 100ft from my house and serviced by one GFCI line. I know some say the power line extenders might not work through a GFCI but I got lucky.I'm glad this worked because I tried for over a year to get a pair of Nano Station transmitter/antennae to work but due to too many trees in line of site, it failed.I liked that in the office I didn't need an extender or ethernet cable to my laptop. The extender does not need ethernet connector, but it also "broadcasts" into the room.In my house, without the extender, the speeds were 280Mbps down, 160Mbps up. With the extender on a nearby outlet in the house the speed dropped to 12.6Mbps down and 22.3Mbps up.When I moved to the remote office the speeds were 19.6Mbps down, 7.7Mbps up. The remote office is on a circuit with a GFCI, but comparing the above speeds in the house and office I don't think the GFCI is making a difference. The proof will be when my daughter does here zoom calls.\Also, whether it was paired or cloned did not make any difference in speed. The above numbers are for cloned SSID. I used this so I can access our network printer while in the remote office.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2023
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This unit was easy to setup. I first put the adapter in a wall socket next to my router, then in another room plugged in the extender. On a laptop I downloaded the TpPLC app and used that to identify the unit. I let it connect and altered the password.
I then moved the extender into a wall socket in my remote office that is 100ft from my house and serviced by one GFCI line. I know some say the power line extenders might not work through a GFCI but I got lucky.
I'm glad this worked because I tried for over a year to get a pair of Nano Station transmitter/antennae to work but due to too many trees in line of site, it failed.
I liked that in the office I didn't need an extender or ethernet cable to my laptop. The extender does not need ethernet connector, but it also "broadcasts" into the room.
In my house, without the extender, the speeds were 280Mbps down, 160Mbps up. With the extender on a nearby outlet in the house the speed dropped to 12.6Mbps down and 22.3Mbps up.
When I moved to the remote office the speeds were 19.6Mbps down, 7.7Mbps up. The remote office is on a circuit with a GFCI, but comparing the above speeds in the house and office I don't think the GFCI is making a difference. The proof will be when my daughter does here zoom calls.\
Also, whether it was paired or cloned did not make any difference in speed. The above numbers are for cloned SSID. I used this so I can access our network printer while in the remote office.
I then moved the extender into a wall socket in my remote office that is 100ft from my house and serviced by one GFCI line. I know some say the power line extenders might not work through a GFCI but I got lucky.
I'm glad this worked because I tried for over a year to get a pair of Nano Station transmitter/antennae to work but due to too many trees in line of site, it failed.
I liked that in the office I didn't need an extender or ethernet cable to my laptop. The extender does not need ethernet connector, but it also "broadcasts" into the room.
In my house, without the extender, the speeds were 280Mbps down, 160Mbps up. With the extender on a nearby outlet in the house the speed dropped to 12.6Mbps down and 22.3Mbps up.
When I moved to the remote office the speeds were 19.6Mbps down, 7.7Mbps up. The remote office is on a circuit with a GFCI, but comparing the above speeds in the house and office I don't think the GFCI is making a difference. The proof will be when my daughter does here zoom calls.\
Also, whether it was paired or cloned did not make any difference in speed. The above numbers are for cloned SSID. I used this so I can access our network printer while in the remote office.
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