Ethernet Extender Kit Over Phone Line or RJ45 Cable Range up to 7000 ft - 2pc Pair TEX-100 - LAN Network Extension over Twisted Copper Wire or CAT5/CAT6-VDSL Broadband Repeater Booster Bridge

Thanks one click and problem with 250 meters solve

easy setup.

This does not have UK mains plugs with it. It is fitted with US plugs. Nowhere is this mentioned in the description, as far as I can see. So maybe add these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Travel-Universal-Germany-Portugal-Converter-Black/dp/B093WPP95B/ref=sr_1_15

Es tut was es soll und die Installation ließ sich in einem angemessenen Zeitraum bewerkstelligen. Der Datendurchsatz ist hervorragend. Was will man mehr ?

NWスピードテストで80GB以上の結果に満足。コロナの影響で輸入が停滞していた中で迅速に対応頂けました。

I ran 700’ with these units and they work very well. I would buy again. Plug and play right out of the box.

APPLICATION: I'm connecting an RV approximately 350' away from the structure with the router. I am using an exterior grade cat6 wire in an underground conduit which goest to an exterior box with an ethernet port in it. I then have a 50 cat6 patch cable going from that exterior ethernet box into the RV to a switch on the network in the RV. I could not use a wifi connection as there is no line of sight between the structure where the router is and the RV (I tried that first). THE PROBLEM: I have had an intermittently unstable internet connection over a cat6 wire running in a conduit underground. The connection would suddenly stop working on a switch but would still work on a computer or my wifi antenna. MY THEORY: The cat6 cable run between the remote structure and the router is just at the edge of too far away for a stable connection. SOLUTION: This product appears to have remedied my issue. I have a network at the receiving end and everything works fine so far. Speeds are insignificantly slower than the original connection when it was plugged directly into my computer. I am using the asymmetrical option. I'll update this review if anything fails but so I believe this is a permanent fix. Glad I found this product and happy it seems to work well and be easy to set up.

A few years ago, my wife and I had telephone and DSL internet service installed at our mountain cabin in Vermont. Later, we built a barn and ran a CAT5e cable 1,300 feet up the wooded mountainside between the cabin and the barn, so we could have a telephone in the barn. The phone in the barn worked well, but internet signals can't be transmitted reliably farther than about 300 feet by CAT5e cable.. Still later, I wired a cordless-telephone base station in the barn to master three cordless phones in our newly-built house, about 70 feet from the barn. But we still needed to extend our existing internet signal from the cabin to the barn, and from there to the house. A wireless bridge of two TP-Link CPE units couldn't "punch through" 1,300 feet of dense mountainside forest, and building two tall towers to get line-of sight above the trees wasn't practical for us. This kit (Tupavco Ethernet Extender Kit - 2pc Pair...) solved the problem. Using two wires in the CAT5e cabin-to-barn run that weren't used for the telephone, I connected the VDSL port of the ethernet extender in the cabin to the matching port of the extender up in the barn. Back down in the cabin, I connected the LAN port of the ethernet extender to the DSL modem/router, then went back up to the barn and connected the LAN port of the barn's extender to a TP-Link CPE210 , which I had I configured as an access point. I mounted the TP-Link unit on the outside wall of the barn, aimed it at the house, and checked the house for intenet signal.. The house is now flooded with a strong and stable internet signal, without the monthly expense and problems reported by many users of satellite internet services. 2018jul27(17:36)-sls