TP-Link AV600 Powerline Quick Setup

I show you the quickest, easiest and most reliable way to extend an ethernet network across existing electrical cables in your house by using an AV600 powerline WIFI extender kit.
In my demonstration, I add WIFI to my shed which is 40 meters away from my main broadband routers signal by using the AV600 Powerline Adapter Wi-Fi Starter Kit. My shed is also behind many walls and windows, relative to the main broadband WiFi signal, so the signal is never going to make it to the shed.
It comes with 2 devices that create a network using the existing electrical powerlines in my house. It also comes with 2 ethernet cables so i don't need to buy anything else.
I connect the smaller device (TL-PA4010) to an electrical socket next to my main internet broadband router in the house and connect it using the supplied ethernet cable.
I then plug the larger device (TL-WPA4220) into an electrical socket much further away in my shed, and still on my household electricity supply via 2 extension cables. And automatically a new Ethernet over Powerline network has been created.
It actually works this easy. Just plug them in, and you can connect to the WIFI signal begin broadcast from the TL-WPA4220.
SSID and Password is found on a sticker on the larger TL-WPA4220 device.
Only the TL-WPA4220 broadcasts a WIFI signal. The smaller TL-PA4010 doesn't need to since your main broadband router would already doing that.

0:00 Setup the TP-Link AV600 Ethernet over Powerline WIFI Extender Kit
0:08 Plug in PA4010
0:20 Plug in Ethernet cable
1:12 Plug in WPA4220
1:30 Connect to new WiFI Extender and do a speed test

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