I'll try it. So it might work? As said there's various points round the house fed from the unit by the router. I was hoping just to plug the wired pair Sync up, job done. Ill plug them in when I get to site tomorrow before I wire the cameras, see how they go.

Been sorting the alarm today, Windsor panel (first I've seen round here) binned for a galaxy, but what a mare. Had to extend every cable at the panel end, and there's been some weird and wonderful wiring in the house. It's had systems since 1974 lol, constant hashing from Chubb down the years has lead to some 'interesting' wiring shall we say.....

Edited January 30, 201412 yr by 9651

TP link also do powerlines with inbuilt 3 port hubs which are good

I know your pain, I had to extend 18 6 cores on a panel change yesterday

Shouldn't but wouldn't it be safer to add new to the existing?

Customer is quite savvy so going to get another of what they have setup. Eng just left Ethernet dangling out the panel as there is a plug adjacent the panel so when the home plug is there we can change to dual path. Ironically first res we've done that had a home plug in use.

Edited January 30, 201412 yr by matthew.brough

Nice single wire return! I'm amazed they managed to get the lid back on that Apollo with all the cable in there lol

+1 for tplink

+2 we install about 10 per week for various stuff and work an absolute treat and only £12 a pair on Amazon

9651: You need to order a single unit of the same type they already have on site, you don't want to be adding another pair to the same supply.

We use a mix of powerline and wifi bridges, depends on the job.

Been sorting the alarm today,

Anyone sane as me? I absolutely hate tape joints, let alone crammed into a detector or panel. The adhesive breaks down to a goo, it unwraps and goo gets into the joint, causes high ressistance AND gets sll over your ruddy fingers.

If you really really must how longs it take go solder with a gas iron and heat shrink? - ggrrrrrrrrr!!

Right - I feel much better - Back in me box

Edited January 31, 201412 yr by arfur mo

I need to hook dvr up to a router in a new build because they forgot the network cable, what speed t p links do i need, the 500 ones?

 

Ta

We have used 200s with no bother.