D-Link DHP-301 Powerline Networking Kit Overview

D-Link's PowerLine HD Ethernet Starter Kit (DHP-301) is an ideal solution for connecting computers, HD media players, game consoles, and network attached storage to your home network. By simply attaching one adapter from your router into your existing electrical system, you can turn every power outlet into a possible network connection.

Expand Your Network Without Running Wires

D-Link's PowerLine HD Ethernet technology extends your network's range without drilling holes into walls by utilizing your home's existing electrical system. This device is also ideal for homes or small offices where concrete walls, successive floors in multi-storied buildings, or other architectural impediments could inhibit a wireless signal. Connect multiple devices in the farthest corners of your home by attaching a switch or wireless access point to a D-Link PowerLine HD Ethernet Adapter.

Conveniently Connect

D-Link's PowerLine HD Ethernet Adapter transmits data reliably by intelligently adapting to the strongest signal channels. In addition to a maximum throughput rate of 200Mbps, D-Link's PowerLine HD Ethernet Adapters include a built-in Quality-of-Service (QoS) engine that prioritizes data packets in order to enhance HD video and audio streaming, intense online gaming, and VoIP calling. Plus, D-Link's Powerline HD Ethernet Adapters implement 3DES encryption for securing your connection to help keep your data safe from intruders.

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[Ayrshore]

@twobellz

They're illegal. Read the EMC regulations and you'll discover that.

Just because something is widely on sale, doesn't mean it's not illegal!

[6KlingonsRarelyDrop]

technology is dubious as mains wiring is not designed for or compatible with networking-

I have heard that such adapters slow down your broadband connections too-probably not EMC compliant - hence interference.

[christoph2005]

What more can you ask for?

Gigabit Ethernet

[af4k]

Whjat more can you ask for? An 300 MB/s N router! And YES, they do ruin radio reception in your house and are illegal.

[af4k]

Whjat more can you ask for? An 300 MB/s N router!

[twobellz]

Just wiki 'home plug alliance' before spouting off PLEASE.

[twobellz]

@ ayshore

@ LolsitzGeorge

You are both living in a dream world:

'So are HomePlugs legal? Yes, absolutely, according to current UK law. Manufacturers have to conform to the Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2006, and a company can be prevented from selling these if they do not comply.'

Ofcom looked at these under (ECR Regs 2006) and found them completely legal.

[LolsitzGeorge]

@twobellz crack, weed drugs and such are everywhere in the WORLD does it mean its legal. please do yourself a favor and shut up your logic is unbelievably pathetic

[twobellz]

@Ayrshore ?

They are NOT illegal in the UK, they are sold everywhere, just google 'network powerplugs'.

[Ayrshore]

These are illegal to sell or use in the UK.

[Ayrshore]

@twobellz

It's not limited to your electrical circuit! Try it and see!