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Most don't realize, you can run 400mbps of data over your old in-home electrical wiring. https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/everything-you-need-to-know-ab

• worldofmatthew 4y ago
  Depending on the country, you can be made responsible for radio interference.
• icedchai 4y ago
  I experimented with powerline network adapters for a while. You might see 400 megabits on the same circuit. Between floors in your house on different circuits? Very unlikely. The latency was also pretty bad compared to wifi.
  • tumetab1 4y ago
    My experience is also that between floors (circuits) you loose bandwidth. With latency I see no issue and I find that weird. Latency, with Wi-Fi or not, it’s probably correlated with transmission failures so there probably some bad circuitry or devices than create noise (like electrical motors).
• RedShift1 4y ago
  My experience with powerline adapters is that they all fail sooner or later... I think 230 V is just too much to handle in a small package combined with sensitive low voltage communication chips.