TP-LINK TL-WPA4220

300Mbps AV500 Circuit transmitter.

- One-touch range extension using the Wi-Fi Clone button simplifies Wi-Fi network setup and merges your home network
- The HomePlug AV standard enables high-speed data transmission of up to 500Mbps on the home electrical network, ideal for uninterrupted HD or 3D video and online games
- Expands previously hard-to-cover areas in your home or office with a 300Mbps Wi-Fi connection

How It Works?

TP-LINK's TL-WPA4220 product extends your home Internet network to any room that has a working electrical outlet. With the TL-WPA4220, you can use the Wi-Fi Clone button to instantly increase the coverage, which means that the name of the already existing Wi-Fi network and the associated password will be set.

One-touch range extension

By using the Wi-Fi Clone button, you can increase the coverage immediately, which means that the TL-WPA4220 will automatically set the existing Wi-Fi network name (SSID) and the associated password. After pressing the button, you can place the circuit transmitter wherever you want, use it via Wi-Fi or wired in your home or office.

500Mbps speed - Ideal for HD video playback

With the improved HomePlug AV technology, the TL-WPA4220 offers a stable, fast data transmission network with a maximum speed of 500 Mbps at a distance of 300 meters. It's a great choice to connect all your devices to your home network - from PCs to game consoles and IPTV setup boxes to printers, NAS/external storage.

Bring Wi-Fi everywhere

The wireless, max. You can effortlessly deliver 300Mbps speeds to your home/office premises using your existing electrical network and connect your Wi-Fi-enabled devices.

Plug & Play

1. Plug an adapter with internet into the nearest outlet. 2. Connect another adapter to the electrical network to which you connect a PC/laptop/Internet TV or other network device with an Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi, and you're done! *Recommendation: Use the pairing button to encrypt your network. Note: Two or more circuit transmitters must be placed on the same circuit to form a network.