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Devolo dLAN 550 WiFi Network Kit

500 Mbit/s

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19 answered questions about dLAN 550 WiFi Network Kit

Hans_Nötig_9

6 years ago

The range of my existing WLAN does not reach up to the upper floor. I want to have both Wi-Fi and LAN connections upstairs. Do I understand correctly that this thing creates a new/separate Wi-Fi network? So do I have to connect to the "old" wifi network on the bottom floor and the new one when I go upstairs? That wouldn't be so cool somehow...

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almaurer

11 months ago

It looks like the extender can only be used with encryption. I already have several dLan 500 adapters extenders in operation without encryption. How can I put this dLan550 into operation without modifying the existing infrastructure?

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Sovereign35

2 years ago

Hello, would anyone know if the units can be used outdoors? It would not be directly exposed to the weather. I would connect it in a concrete garage, but it is open during the day when I am at work and since the garage is not attached to the house, it is of course not heated. So in the summer it can get up to 30 degrees in there and in the winter it can get down to minus temperatures. The socket is directly connected to the basement, so the 2 devices would be on the same power cable.

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ithaca76

2 years ago

Does this expansion module work with the Devolo "dLan 500 duo MT2584" series? If it does not work, which model should I choose?

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eu.gallier

2 years ago

Hello, is an extension plug enough to have Wi-Fi in the back room or do I need a repeater or a starter kit? And does the extension plug really have an integrated plug connection (no loss of the socket) as it says in the description? Where is it?

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remo_p

3 years ago

Is there anything that needs to be considered with regard to the electricity grid? Phase, electricity meter, etc. Where is the limit?

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Reejay84

3 years ago

Hello, I have a house with 3 floors and a cellar. The router is on the ground floor, but I want great reception in the basement, upstairs and downstairs. Does this mean that I need another adapter in addition to these 2? So socket: basement, upper floor and upper floor (ground floor not, there is router) do I understand the principle correctly? Thank you.

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marco

4 years ago

I have a Devolo 650+ set and would like to expand it with a Devolo dLan550 WiFi. Is this compatible?

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MaxReality

4 years ago

Hello. Do I see this correctly: The device that is plugged into the router has two Ethernet ports? What for? I would need two Ethernet ports on the powerline receiver, i.e. the WiFi signal transmitter, in order to connect two devices that I do not want to run via the WLAN. Does anyone have a solution? In my old flat, I always had to switch the Ethernet cable between the devices, and I would like to have this problem solved right away. Do I really have to buy the 1200 Mbit/s device, which is much too powerful, or do you know of another one where the Powerline receiver has two Ethernet ports? Thank you!

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Anonymous

4 years ago

Helpful answer

The device, which is plugged into the router, has two Ethernet ports for:
- One to connect to the router
- One to connect to a PC, for example.
This means that no extra router connection is needed.
And yes, the powerline receiver only has one port, you would have to connect a switch there if you want several LAN ports.
Note: In my case, the powerline receiver regularly broke down after approx.

etiennemarchon

4 years ago

Hello, Is this Wi-Fi extension compatible with the 550 duo+ starter kit (non-Wi-Fi)? Thank you in advance. Etienne

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bytecode

4 years ago

Helpful answer

Yes, I installed and configured a dLan 550 wifi in connection with two devolo dLan 550+ without any problems.