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Originally Posted by
dave2010
You may be right - depends how fussy the OP is. Powerline units are sometimes the only practical way to go - whether they cause interference or not, and sometimes they just don't work, because the mains circuits don't always go through the same consumer unit.
I suppose some people don't use cordless phones at home, or mobile phones, or microwave ovens, or indeed computers, all of which may cause mutual interference.
I don't like wireless repeaters much either.
powerline units only work with both units plugged into the same circuit.
When the wifi was weak upstairs that wasn't an option as the upstairs and downstairs have separate ring circuits as does the kitchen. I can't see a use for them unless a huge house had just one ring circuit.
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