New Devolo Powerline Adapters now hitting 1200Mbps - Get super fast network around your house quickl

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Devolo are Launching a new faster range of Powerline adapters to carry on from there 200Mbps, 500Mbps and 650Mbps ranges of Powerline. These new 1200Mbps powerline adapters offer gigabit network speeds. Quickly and easily network your house with these new adapters and you don't even loose any plug sockets due to the AC pass through.

You will have to wait a couple of weeks before we get the stock in but they are available for pre-order now. I hopefully will be getting a sample shortly so I can put them through there paces and see how good they are.

Devolo dLAN Powerline 1200 Plus (Gigabit Ethernet) Single Pack (9371) @ £64.99 inc VAT

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The latest Powerline generation – devolo dLAN® 1200+. You can easily build today‘s most powerful home network over the power line: connect your network-compatible devices at speeds up to 1,200 Mbps for advanced data transmission and lightning-fast Internet access. Connecting your computer, TV or game console to the Internet via adapter with Gigabit LAN port is a breeze. The integrated range+technology ensures a stable connection with significantly longer range than before. Rely on the new dLAN® generation from devolo – the global Powerline market leader.

Highlights:

  • Your home network from the power socket. Unpack. Plug it in. Get started. The easy way to connect using your home‘s power lines. Turn any power socket you want into an Internet access point.
  • The optimal Internet connection for computers, televisions and game consoles. No signal loss – stable and continuous.
  • Lightning-fast 1,200 Mbps speeds for the most demanding data transmission.
  • Even higher performance and longer range with range+ Technology.
  • Installation is a breeze. Just unpack it, plug it in and get started.
  • With the Gigabit LAN connection you can connect an Internet-compatible device at any time via network cable to the Internet (e.g. game console or Smart TV).
  • With the integrated electrical socket, no power outlet in your room goes to waste.
  • Automatic encryption! Active protection against unauthorised access.
  • Minimal energy consumption with the innovative PowerSave technology from devolo: Continuous, intelligent and fully automatic.
  • Automatic phase shift: Makes Internet access possible in any room and sets up your home network in no time.
  • Easily expand your network at any time and integrate additional devices into your home network with additional dLAN® adapters.
  • Includes dLAN® Cockpit software for home network configuration on a computer (Windows, Mac OS® X, Linux®).
  • Compatible with all adapters of the 200/500/650/1200 product series.
  • Rely on number 1: More than 10 million satisfied devolo dLAN® customers around the world.
  • Complete 3-year warranty.



Only £64.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW


Devolo dLAN Powerline 1200 Plus (Gigabit Ethernet) Starter Twin Pack (9378) @ £119.99 inc VAT

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The latest Powerline generation – devolo dLAN® 1200+. You can easily build today‘s most powerful home network over the power line: connect your network-compatible devices at speeds up to 1,200 Mbps for advanced data transmission and lightning-fast Internet access. Connecting your computer, TV or game console to the Internet via adapter with Gigabit LAN port is a breeze. The integrated range+technology ensures a stable connection with significantly longer range than before. Rely on the new dLAN® generation from devolo – the global Powerline market leader.

Highlights:

  • Your home network from the power socket. Unpack. Plug it in. Get started. The easy way to connect using your home‘s power lines. Turn any power socket you want into an Internet access point.
  • The optimal Internet connection for computers, televisions and game consoles. No signal loss – stable and continuous.
  • Lightning-fast 1,200 Mbps speeds for the most demanding data transmission.
  • Even higher performance and longer range with range+ Technology.
  • Installation is a breeze. Just unpack it, plug it in and get started.
  • With the Gigabit LAN connection you can connect an Internet-compatible device at any time via network cable to the Internet (e.g. game console or Smart TV).
  • With the integrated electrical socket, no power outlet in your room goes to waste.
  • Automatic encryption! Active protection against unauthorised access.
  • Minimal energy consumption with the innovative PowerSave technology from devolo: Continuous, intelligent and fully automatic.
  • Automatic phase shift: Makes Internet access possible in any room and sets up your home network in no time.
  • Easily expand your network at any time and integrate additional devices into your home network with additional dLAN® adapters.
  • Includes dLAN® Cockpit software for home network configuration on a computer (Windows, Mac OS® X, Linux®).
  • Compatible with all adapters of the 200/500/650/1200 product series.
  • Rely on number 1: More than 10 million satisfied devolo dLAN® customers around the world.
  • Complete 3-year warranty.


Only £119.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
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If the electric circuits in my house were the same up and down I'd buy one. I tried connecting one pair I had and couldn't get an IP address :/ Stuck on wireless..
 
Would be interesting to get performance numbers and the all too important reliability of these after a few weeks!
 
For clarity...

The single pack has 2 units in it ( 1 for next to the router and 1 for other location )
The double pack has 3 units in it ( 1 for next to the router and 2 for other locations )
?

Just realized this looks like an explanation but it's not, it's a question !
 
bulldog147 said:
It's pointless to have this for FTTC only deliver up to 80Mbps. Any powerline with 200Mbps will be fine for FTTC.
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Your average set of AV200 Powerline adapters do well to manage 50Mbps, and it's often much less.

To handle a full rate FTTC connection you're usually going to need recent models of AV500 or AV600 adapters.
 
bremen1874 said:
Your average set of AV200 Powerline adapters do well to manage 50Mbps, and it's often much less.

To handle a full rate FTTC connection you're usually going to need recent models of AV500 or AV600 adapters.
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Apology as it my mistake it was actually AV 500 I got. Not AV 200. I have now re-edited.
 
Sandycheeks said:
For clarity...

The single pack has 2 units in it ( 1 for next to the router and 1 for other location )
The double pack has 3 units in it ( 1 for next to the router and 2 for other locations )
?

Just realized this looks like an explanation but it's not, it's a question !
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Single = one.
Twin = two.
 
bremen1874 said:
Your average set of AV200 Powerline adapters do well to manage 50Mbps, and it's often much less.
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I have AV200's on a house with good wiring.

I have just done a Crystal Disk Mark from a laptop to another PC with an SSD over the AV200's. I'm seeing 58mbps for sequential transfer, in line with what your saying above.
 
bulldog147 said:
It's pointless to have this for FTTC only deliver up to 80Mbps. Any powerline with 500Mbps will be fine for FTTC.
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Only pointless if all you have is 1 pc connecting to your internet connection via these. If you have multiple pc's and want to transfer data (ie media streaming) between them in different rooms then the extra speed will be very useful.
 
Can someone please explain if this would be more useful than a 200Mbps device in a home environment that say has a 152Mbps top end Virgin connection?

I may have my units confused here, but is 1200Mbps overkill in a home setup? Thanks

(Unless there's a 1Gbps google fibre equivalent available here now that could utilise this?)
 
From my experience, you have to divide powerline adapters rated speed by 4 to get a more realistic idea of what to expect. With a 150Mbps connection you would need something rated 600Mbps+ along with gigabit ports (to get more than 100Mbps).
 
UberTiger said:
Can someone please explain if this would be more useful than a 200Mbps device in a home environment that say has a 152Mbps top end Virgin connection?

I may have my units confused here, but is 1200Mbps overkill in a home setup? Thanks

(Unless there's a 1Gbps google fibre equivalent available here now that could utilise this?)
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With Powerline (and Wi-Fi) there's a significant difference between the rated speed and the actual throughput.

AV500/AV600 adapters might handle a 152Mbps connection, but only if you're lucky with your wiring.

For a real 1Gbps connection the only option is a cable.
 
I'm aware that first product is SINGLE PLC card, but naming it "single PACK" (PACK) is highly confusing. Pack means usually few things packed together, so naming it "Single card" would be much, much appropriate IMO.

I've got 3x D-Link AV500 PLCs in my house and D-Link Utility says (it's raining now, maybe it matters):
* router card 2nd floor = 500 Mbps link rate (speed taken from LAN card to PLC card, so nothing to bother speed),
* PS3 card ground level = 186 Mbps
* son's card 1st floor = 60 Mbps (I need to go downstairs and see which socket did he put PLC lol)
 
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No, pack makes perfect sense. It's not a card either.

Sandycheeks said:
For clarity...

The single pack has 2 units in it ( 1 for next to the router and 1 for other location )
The double pack has 3 units in it ( 1 for next to the router and 2 for other locations )
?

Just realized this looks like an explanation but it's not, it's a question !
Click to expand...

Even if you didn't know what the words 'single' and 'double' mean, you can see from the product photos how many adapters you get.
 
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