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I'm using wifi right now on my computer and i can't /don't want to use LAN because it is too far and will not look tidy in my house.
From my research it has to be 1 circuit breaker.
i don't know that much about electricity .
as you can see from the image :
no. 1 turns on/off the power for my whole floor which consist both my computer and my modem/router
no.2 is for my room ( my computer )
no.3 is for my modem/router
Can you guys tell me if i can upgrade from Wi-fi to powerline adapter?
thanks
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It is not usually the consumer unit that is significant but rather the whole circuit that is controlled via your electricity meter.
Providing the whole circuit is unbroken then a powerline adapter should work fine.
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paws
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Yes, Paws is correct. Depending on the quality of the wiring in your home, will depend on how well it works. I personally use a tp-link powerline adapter and it works great. you can start with the single powerline adapter kit and upgrade later if you want.
check out this article: http://www.hardwarec...kit-review.html
converting from wi-fi to powerline made a big difference to my media center setup.
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