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TP-Link Powerline – reliable WLAN and LAN coverage via your power network
✔ Non-stop entertainment
✔ Easy network management
✔ Innovative antenna design
TP-Links Powerlines are ideal for users who need a stable and affordable high-speed network at home or in the office. Whether emailing and surfing or multimedia entertainment such as 4k video streaming or online gaming – the devices enable high transfer rates and reliable WLAN and LAN coverage via your power network, even in the most remote rooms. Get your TP Link powerline extender right here in Nairobi, Kenya at the best prices
What does tri-band actually mean?
Thanks to tri-band technology, the router transmits on three separate Wi-Fi channels at the same time, creating a high-speed network that can be used to connect more devices without loss of speed.
What does dual band actually mean?
TP-Link’s dual-band Wi-Fi routers work simultaneously on the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands, ensuring incredible Wi-Fi performance. This means you can use the less busy 5 GHz band for interruption-sensitive and bandwidth-intensive applications such as online gaming and HD video streaming, while emailing, chatting and surfing on the 2.4 GHz band.
What does WLAN-AC actually mean?
The WLAN-AC standard is the successor to the N standard. While transfer rates of up to a maximum of 150 Mbit/s were still possible with WLAN-N, with AC-WLAN, depending on the router model, up to 1300 Mbit/s are now available per antenna.
What does modem router actually mean?
TP-Links modem routers are practical combination solutions for access to the high-speed network via a DSL connection or via Ethernet WAN (EWAN). The multi-purpose devices combine the advantages of a DSL modem, a WLAN router and a 4-port switch and thus save money and space because you only need one device for Internet access.
Other useful features
In addition to outstanding speeds, TP-Link Wi-Fi devices also offer numerous practical functions for your network:
- Guest network: Offers your guests secure Wi-Fi access via your router.
- Access restrictions: Access restrictions can be used to restrict the usage rights of children or employees
- MU-MIMO: Enables data exchange with multiple Wi-Fi devices at the same time without loss of speed
- Beamforming: The router automatically determines the best position of the end devices for even better Wi-Fi reception and range.
- Gigabit LAN: Enables the fastest data transfer rates for devices connected via LAN cable.
- USB 3.0: Allows you to connect additional devices and share them on the network. Up to 10x faster than USB 2.0.
- IPv6 support: Supports the new IPv6 Internet protocol, which is gradually being rolled out across the board.
- WPS encryption: Provides security via an encrypted connection between the router and WLAN device at the touch of a button.
- QoS: IP-based bandwidth management (QoS) ensures optimal allocation of performance capacity per user.
TP Links Connected Home
With the TP-Link Powerline devices in your home, you can supply your devices with high-speed Internet via your existing power network and can expand your network as you wish at any time.
