Question about Netgear Wn3000rp-200pes

Yes, it works, the thing is a bridge and not an access point. A T13 socket (230V recessed) would be ideal. The bridge is built like a plug-in power supply unit and would be placed in a stable position.

Note, however, the distance to the router or access point so that the bit rate is sufficient. Depending on the distance, HD needs up to 12 Mbit/s and that constantly.

Yes, it works. As a bridge and as an access point. But it needs manual settings.

You can work with it. However, it is actually intended as an access point and the software is not designed to meet your requirements. You will therefore not be able to work plug'n'play here. However, you can switch it to Ad-Hoc mode to set up the bridge accordingly from the WLAN to the Ethernet port.