Powerline 600 Triple Wi-Fi EU | PLWF600TRIEUV2

Do you have trouble to cover some areas of your home with Wi-Fi? Do you need Wi-Fi in your loft, garret, basement or garden?

Simply connect the Powerline 600 adapter to your existing Internet modem through an Ethernet port and you will immediately have an Internet connection available at any power socket at a speed up to 600 Mbps. Then by using a Powerline 600 Wi-Fi adapter you can create a new Wi-Fi Hotspot in the room of your choice and extend your Wi-Fi home coverage in minutes at a speed up to 300 Mbps.

Use the Powerline Wi-Fi 600 Kit to connect all your bandwidth hungry wired devices to the Internet, such as IPTV decoder, Smart TV, Android box, Apple TV®, media player, computer, games console …
The Powerline Wi-Fi 600 adapter is equipped with 2 Ethernet ports. Connect all of your network compatible devices to the Internet in minutes! No system requirements! No software to install! Just Plug & Play.

The Powerline 600 adapter is equipped with an extra noise filtered power socket. Why do you need it? Because you need to connect the Powerline 600 adapter to your modem/router in a place where very often other appliances need also a power supply.
Do not waste any power outlet. Plug the Powerline 600 adapters directly into the wall outlet and use the extra noise filtered power socket to power your appliances or to plug in a power strip.
The integrated noise filter reduces electrical interference and improves the performance of the Powerline communications.

You must reset the adapters to their factory settings. To reset the adapters please follow the steps below:

1. Connect the adapters one after the other to a power strip.
2. Connect each adapter to a working device (internet router/gateway, Android box, Smart TV, computer, etc.) with an Ethernet cable. There must be a communication between the devices otherwise the adapter will automatically go into standby mode.
3. A) Once the adapter is plugged in and connected to the Ethernet, simply press the “Connect & Secure” button on the front panel for 10 seconds. 
4. B) Press the “Connect & Secure” button on the front panel of the second device     for 10 seconds. You have up to two minutes to do it.
5. C) The home LEDs should start blinking.
6. All the LEDs must be green at the end of the operations.

Repeat the same operation for a third powerline. You can have up to eight Powerline 600 on the same electrical installation.

After resetting all the devices, you can put them in the room where you need them.

To connect to the Wi-Fi Powerline for the first time, you must connect to the SSID indicated on the back of the product and use the Wi-Fi password also indicated.

Please note that the lower-case L can be confused with the upper case i, so please try the different possibilities 

1. If you still cannot connect to the Powerline 600 Wi-Fi, please reset the Powerline Wi-Fi with a paper clip until the LEDs are flashing (hole located under the Powerline Wi-Fi).

1. Connect to the Wi-Fi of the Powerline 600.     
2. Access the user interface by entering the URL: http://strong.500.ap in the address bar of your internet browser.       
3. Then, type the password: admin 

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2. Go to the menu, select Quick Setup, then click Access Point (AP) and click     
3. Edit the SSID and the Pass Phrase. When defining the new pass phrase, please avoid using the uppercase I and the lowercase l as they can be mixed up easily. We also advise you to create a pass phrase that is made of alternating uppercase, lowercase and numbers. When your edits are finished, click NEXT to save.   
4. Please note the new SSID and Pass Phrase on a paper and then reconnect all your devices to the Powerline 600 Wi-Fi by using the new settings.     

Your Powerline 600 Wi-Fi has probably obtained another IP address from your Internet box (router). Connect to the management interface of your Internet box and check the IP address assigned to your powerline (there should be a “device management” menu with the list of IP addresses assigned to all devices connected to your box). Then enter this IP address in the address bar of your Internet browser.

No, the Powerline 600 Wi-Fi is not a repeater, you should not try to connect it by WPS to the box, it is a Wi-Fi access point which will have another network name than the one of your internet box.

The data rate displayed on the Powerline 600 (as well as all Powerline 600 on the market) is the maximum data rate used for the transmission of signals on the link. The useful speed is lower than the maximum speed because the transmission of data always requires a significant use of the band, which reduces the available bandwidth.

The quality of your electrical installation can further reduce the available bandwidth and you will usually get less than 100 Mbps.

An overly extensive or old electrical installation can significantly increase the data rate loss. Potentially disruptive electrical devices left plugged in unnecessarily can also significantly increase throughput losses. (e.g., telephone charger, power transformer, etc.).

For information, to transmit an HD signal, 5 Mbps is sufficient, to transmit a UHD (4K) signal, 20 Mbps is sufficient.

You can have up to eight Powerline 600 in your home within the limit of a single electric meter.

This is normal, Powerline 600 automatically switch to sleep mode if no activity is detected. When a signal is detected on the Ethernet port, the Powerline 600 will turn back on.
It may take a few seconds for a Powerline 600 in standby mode to detect a new activity and turn back on.

The automatic power saving mode reduces your consumption by up to 85%.

A Powerline 600 is sufficient, but it will not allow you to benefit from all the potential speed offered by your internet service provider. If you want a powerline network that matches your fibre optic speed, you must ensure that your electrical installation complies with standards and use powerlines equipped with Gigabit ports. Powerlines 1000, 1200, 1300 or 2000 are equipped with them.

It is possible to connect powerlines with different data rates and brands as our devices use the HomePlug AV standard which makes any device compatible no matter the brand or data rates. For instance, you can connect a powerline 600 with a powerline 500 as they have similar data rates. That is why, we strongly recommend not to connect a powerline 600 with powerline 1000 or more as the data rate will be limited to the maximum speed of the powerline 600. In addition, a Powerline 600 can be connected to powerlines 600 of different make but we cannot guarantee that it will work properly with powerlines 600 from other make, as there may be software differences.

The Powerline 600 Kit which includes two powerline 600 adapters, creates a high-speed home network effortlessly by using your home’s existing electrical wiring at speeds up to 600 Mbps.
No new wire is required! Connect computers, consumer electronics and network compatible devices to the Internet in any room and any floor of your home by simply using a power outlet.

You just have to connect a Powerline 600 adapter to your internet modem via an Ethernet cable. Then, your Internet connection becomes immediately available from any power socket by using the second Powerline 600 adapter in the room of your choice.

Connect your modem to your IPTV decoder with high video quality without running cables!
Your modem and your IPTV decoder are not in the same room? It is not an issue. No need to run cables! The Powerline 600 Kit is the perfect solution.
Connect a Powerline 600 adapter to your modem via an Ethernet cable. Then, put your IPTV decoder and your TV in the room of your choice. You only need to connect the second Powerline 600 adapter to your IPTV decoder to enjoy your live TV.

Congrats! You managed to install your Powerline 600 Kit. Now, you want to extend your network to other parts of your home to connect even more devices to your network.

Just add a new Powerline 600 adapter in the room of your choice. No system requirements! No software to install! Just Plug & Play.

Yes, it is possible to disable the Wi-Fi.
To do so, please follow the steps bellow:

1. Connect to the Wi-Fi of the Powerline.   
2. Connect to the user interface of the Powerline Wi-Fi module via Wi-Fi or by typing http://strong.500.ap in the address bar of your Internet browser, the interface should appear.   
3. Once on the home page enter the password: admin 
4. Click WLAN settings and then select Basic settings.   
5. Unselect the Enable checkbox on the Wireless line, according to your needs and click Save. 

Please note that to reactivate Wi-Fi via the module’s user interface you will have to connect via an RJ45 cable. The other solution for reactivating Wi-Fi is to reset the Powerline Wi-Fi using a paper clip until the LEDs flash.