Networking
TP-Link AV2000 Powerline Kit
A wired connection to a far room, without pulling cable.
$110+ tax
We keep only a few of these on the shelf—call if you need one soon.
Extends your network over your home's existing electrical wiring—a simple way to get a wired connection to a far room without running new cable. Kit includes two gigabit passthrough adapters.
This price doesn't include setup—add hand-delivery, white-glove setup, and a 15-minute training session for $50 at checkout. Not sure this is the right one? Call us at (661) 242-5500.
Plug one adapter in near your router, plug the other in wherever you need a wired connection, and your house wiring carries the network between them. No drilling, no crawlspace, no running cable through a wall you would rather not open.
It is the honest answer for one stubborn room — an office over the garage, a back bedroom the WiFi never quite reaches — where mesh keeps disappointing you and running proper cable is a bigger job than the problem deserves.
Good for
- One specific room that needs a solid, wired connection
- A desktop, game console, or TV that would rather not be on WiFi
- Older houses where running new cable means opening up walls
Not the right fit if…
- Improving WiFi coverage — this moves the network, it does not broadcast it
- Runs that cross a breaker panel, which usually kills the signal
- Outbuildings on a separate electrical service
Specifications
| Powerline rate | Up to 2,000 Mbps (HomePlug AV2) |
|---|---|
| Technology | 2×2 MIMO with beamforming |
| Ethernet | 2 × Gigabit per adapter (4 in the kit) |
| Pass-through outlet | Yes — the wall socket stays usable |
| Encryption | 128-bit AES |
| Range | Up to 300 m (1,000 ft) over existing wiringReal-world range depends on your wiring; crossing a breaker panel usually breaks the link |
| Power | 5.8 W maximum, 0.5 W standby |
| In the box | 2 adapters, 2 × 2 m Ethernet cables |
Specifications published by TP-Link, checked 2026-09-06. See the manufacturer's page.
