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There are two types to think about. Power line and duplication extenders.

 

Power line extension is better and faster but requires the router and device to be on the same circuit in your electrical supply. As a rule of thumb, if your device is on a different floor, they will most likely be on different circuits. They work by transmitting a 2.4 or 5.8 GHz signal over the power line to a receiver and due to the high frequency they don't interfere with normal mains electricity. For one of these you will need a master and a slave unit (usually come in sets)

 

https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/test-centre/network-wifi/best-powerline-adapters-for-2018-3490638/

 

Duplication extenders work but are slower. Basically they have a receiver and a transmitter so act as a device on the network and when you make a request on your device, it will go through the extender and then to the router. For these you will need a single unit

 

https://www.techradar.com/news/the-best-wi-fi-extenders

 

Have a nice day:)

Hi im helping a friend set up internet in there new place but the thing is there place is split into 2 buildings mother and daughter in ethier one. So i figured best way to get the both stong signal internet and access to cables if needed is to use a wifi extender.  Only thing is i havent used them before and was wondering about which brand and model to get.

 

Distance between buildings is only bout 10 meters and thay can only get the 1 line installed as its the fixxed wireless nbn system in Australia 

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There are two types to think about. Power line and duplication extenders.

 

Power line extension is better and faster but requires the router and device to be on the same circuit in your electrical supply. As a rule of thumb, if your device is on a different floor, they will most likely be on different circuits. They work by transmitting a 2.4 or 5.8 GHz signal over the power line to a receiver and due to the high frequency they don't interfere with normal mains electricity. For one of these you will need a master and a slave unit (usually come in sets)

 

https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/test-centre/network-wifi/best-powerline-adapters-for-2018-3490638/

 

Duplication extenders work but are slower. Basically they have a receiver and a transmitter so act as a device on the network and when you make a request on your device, it will go through the extender and then to the router. For these you will need a single unit

 

https://www.techradar.com/news/the-best-wi-fi-extenders

 

Have a nice day:)

Have a nice day:)

 

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