western digital wd livewire powerline av network kit review

I also have an additional box as each kit comes with two boxes that I could put in my bedroom if I wanted or another room in my house. So I hooked up another box downstairs and rented a cable box for her. So I looked on Ebay and got an incredible deal on another kit. Then my sister in law moved in downstairs needing temporary dwelling so I needed an additional box. My mother in law moved in due to mobility problems and so we moved the box upstairs to her room with the box. My son moved out for awhile and I kept the box. The signal is clear and runs at 200 megabites/second.

(I had 2 boxes no charge from the cable company). The power cord serving as the signal receiver and the output to the box downstairs. (*However it must go directly into your socket - not through a surge protector or power strip, etc.) Downstairs I hooked up another box. The AC current attached to your socket carries the signal throughout your house. In one output you connect to your box upstairs. The first box you input from your incoming cable company which has four outputs. So I purchased the first WD Livewire kit which comes with two boxes which are identical. That would mean running additional cables at a high cost or running lengthy cumbersome wires throughout the house to get to there. Then my son moved in downstairs for a little while to the opposite side of the house.

Originally I had installed cable to a cable box located in the living room at my home on the main floor. Save Money from additional Cable hookup charges

Western digital wd livewire powerline av network kit review