TP-LINK TL-PA7027PKIT
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Product description
AV1000 Set of 2 gigabit LAN circuit signal transmitters with socket outlet.
- The HomePlug AV2 standard is suitable for high-speed data transfer of up to 1000 Mb/s, supporting all network requirements
- 2 gigabit connectors create a secure wired network for PCs or IPTVs
- Built-in plug prevents the connection of the used wall socket from being lost
- Plug & play, no configuration required
- Patented Energy-saving mode automatically reduces energy consumption to max. by 85%
1000 Mb/s! Perfect for bandwidth-intensive applications
The TL-PA7027P KIT, which comes with improved HomePlug AV2 technology, benefits users
serving, ultra-fast data transfer can reach speeds of up to 1000 Mb/s, a perfect solution
when using applications that require bandwidth, such as HD/3D/4K video streaming, online gaming and transferring large files.
2 gigabit ports for maximum utilization
With 2 gigabit Ethernet connectors, the TL-PA7027P KIT can simultaneously connect 2
you can also use a wired device. This feature makes the TL-PA7027P KIT truly entertainment-friendly. Connect any device to the Internet, from OkosTV to game consoles
all the way to your NAS or PC, all at once. Just plug the Ethernet cable into the
signal transmitter to the LAN port, and it's ready to go!
Plug & Play - No need to configure
Plug a circuit breaker unit into the router; plug another AC power adapter into a wall outlet in another room, then connect your Internet-enabled device via Ethernet - and you're done!
Extra plug for additional devices
Where a socket is considered a luxury, the TL-PA7027P KIT with an integrated mains socket can be used like a traditional socket. Simply plug in a device or extension cord just like you would a normal outlet. A built-in noise filter helps prevent electrical signal noise from reducing the performance of the circuit transmitter.
Up to 85% energy savings
TL-PA7027P KI is a new generation circuit adapter, the sophisticated energy-saving mode automatically switches from the general "continuous" mode to the "Energy-saving" mode, thus reducing energy consumption by up to 85%.