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Old 20-06-2009, 20:53   #11
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Re: Extending range of wireless network

I've never tried it but I'm pretty sure that Homeplug will work anywhere around the house, you don't need to be on the same ring.

There's loads of information and instructional videos over on Solwise. Take a browse:
http://www.solwise.co.uk/

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From:
http://www.solwise.co.uk/downloads/f...o-homeplug.pdf

Quote:
The range for mains networking is usually stated at 100m but this limitation is
important only if you need to reach the garden shed or similar. Generally you will get
a connection to any socket in your home as long as you have a single-phase
supply. A single-phase supply usually has only one electricity meter, which covers
the vast majority of homes.
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