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Airlive HP-2000E Poweline Ethernet Adapter 85 Mbps

• HP-2000E POWERLINE ETHERNET ADAPTER/BRIDGE is a fast and affordable way to network your PCs at home.
• Using your already existing electrical wiring, you can connect computers or network device in different rooms within your home to share printers, files, and most importantly, high speed Internet connection.
• It can also be used to expand a wireless network into a "dead zone", as wireless signals cannot penetrate thick walls or reach down to basements.
• There are no cables to run and no wireless signal falloff. Just plug it in, the device will work without any configuration!

Features
Uses home power lines, which are the most pervasive medium in households, with multiple outlets in every room
Access, share and distribute information from all over your home Easily scalable with "no new wires" Plug in and Play
Flexibility of placement
Ease of Use
Small and compact size saves valuable desktop space
Up to 5000 square foot home coverage
No problems passing though circuit breakers
More reliable than wireless, which can be intercepted by hackers and local network snoops
Compliant with household appliances and fully compatible with other HomePlug devices
Extends the range of wireless devices
Faster than 802.11b wireless
Works with 110 volt, 220 volt and 240 volt electrical outlets

Ports
One 10/100Mbps RJ-45 for Ethernet interface
Electrical Plug (Wall Mount)

Network Data Rate
Powerline network data rate up to 85Mbps into 10/100 Mbps Ethernet

Modulation
OFDM symbol modulation
DQPSK
DBPSK
ROBO carrier Modulation

Frequency Band
4.3 MHz - 20.9 MHz

Diagnostic LED
Power, LAN Link, Active

Standards
IEEE802.3 10Base-T Ethernet (10 Mbps)
IEEE802.3u Fast Ethernet (100 Mbps) HomePlug 1.0

Additional Protocols
Forward Error Correction (FEC)
Automatic Channel Adaptation

Dimensions
98 mm x 63 mm x 29 mm

Housing
Plastic, Light-weighted and compact

OS Support
Windows 98/ME/2000/XP

Product Weight (g)
120 g

Product Size ( L x W x H (mm) )
98 x 63 x 29

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