Devolo dLAN 550 Duo+ 500Mbps 2 Adapters (No WiFi)
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Product number | 486407 | |
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Manufacturer code | 9301 | |
Brand | Devolo | |
Warranty | 2 years | |
Processing of your defect | Carry-in warranty |
Built-in WiFi | ||
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Ethernet speed | Fast Ethernet (100Mbps) | |
Maximum ethernet speed | 500 Mbit/s |
Automatic phase coupling | ||
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IGMP Snooping | ||
Seamless roaming | ||
Bridge option |
Number of powerline adapters | 2 | |
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Number of powerline stations | 1 | |
Socket integrated | ||
Total number of sockets | 2 | |
Integrated switch | ||
Ethernet ports adapter 1 | 2 | |
Ethernet ports adapter 2 | 2 | |
Height | 110 mm | |
Width | 55 mm | |
Depth | 40 mm | |
Color | White |
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Ethernet speed | Fast Ethernet (100Mbps) | |
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Built-in WiFi | ||
Number of powerline adapters | 2 | |
Number of powerline stations | 1 | |
Socket integrated | ||
Maximum ethernet speed | 500 Mbit/s | |
Automatic phase coupling | ||
Integrated switch |
According to our powerline adapter expert
The adapters have 2 network ports for wired connection of devices.
Thanks to the integrated socket, you won't have to give up one of your sockets in the house.
Thanks to the automatic phase coupling, the adapter works in every room of every home.
At 11cm, this powerline is larger than most powerlines.
The maximum speed of powerline adapters depends on the AC power in your house, as unearthed sockets provide a lower speed, and you can't plug a powerline into a power strip.
With the Devolo dLAN 550 Duo+ Starter Kit without WiFi, you can lead the internet to all corners of your house via the socket. Plug the adapters into the socket, connect them to your router, and you're ready. You'll never have to run long cables again, because these powerline adapters allow you to connect a PC, TV, and console to the internet via the socket. The adapters have a built-in socket that you can connect any device you'd like to.
Installation ease
User friendliness
Speed
Design
The set was purchased for the connection of KPN's IPTV in a house from the early 1980s. Cabling and facilities for this are often less extensive than in recent homes and with these adapters we were able to avoid pulling new cables. Installation was quick and easy and the connection is very stable. No stuttering or delays in the picture, not even with the glass HD channels that need more bandwidth.
Paul Wirl
11 July 2017
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Beautiful and useful product. Connecting is arranged in no time and it works immediately and without any problems. An example of how to do it.
I am not happy with the housing size that is too large: if you have double wall sockets where the sockets are placed one above the other, there is too much overlap and you can only use a flat plug in the other socket. A round or grounded plug no longer fits and then I wonder again with a very deep sigh how they could have come up with this. So design gets a big unsatisfactory from me, although it looks nice otherwise.
But what it's all about: speed. It depends on many factors and unfortunately the rating of the dLan adapter is only one of them. In a big old house like ours, that's disappointing. Wired directly to the router, I get 120..125 Mbps at Speedtest. Wireless 5 GHz is 75..85 Mbps and wireless 2.4 GHz 35..40. Wired with the Devolo dLan 550 that is... 35..40 Mbps. Ouch! That's only 1/3 of a real UTP cable, and equal to 2.4 GHz WiFi.
So no benefits? Anyway:
Although the connection is not faster in terms of throughput, it is more stable in practice. My TV can't stream HD wirelessly from my NAS, with the dLan adapter it can.
The adapter also puts less strain on the WiFi network, leaving more bandwidth for all those other devices.
Overall: recommended, but to expect good speed you have to be a bit lucky with the situation in your house.
Menno Z
27 March 2015
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Great product. Digital TV works fine with this.
SCD
19 December 2015
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