signal boaster

[Deleted member 9237]

Dose any one use these in there home if so are they any good and what make do you use i just had fibre installed and the signal is not that good upstairs on the 2nd floor

 

[harrow]

Dose any one use these in there home if so are they any good and what make do you use i just had fibre installed and the signal is not that good upstairs on the 2nd floor

Move the wifi box to a better location ? or run a cat5 network cable up to the 2nd floor ? or buy a wifi extender ?

:wave:

 

[Deleted member 9237]

Move the wifi box to a better location ? or run a cat5 network cable up to the 2nd floor ? or buy a wifi extender ?

:wave:

Cant move the wifi box got to stay in the office down stairs its for the business i think i will get the installer back to run a cable up for me. thank for that
:cheers:

 

[wildebus]

I find the Plug In Mains Boosters work well, especially with Wired connections.

 

[REC]

We used the plugin ones and they were really effective.

 

[Nabsim]

Powerline adapters, can get them for cable or wireless. Because the thick stone walls here used to kill signal in early days I used to have a power line adaptor downstairs near incoming router than a CAT5 cable from router to powerline adaptor. Upstairs at the back I had another power line adaptor with CAT5 cable into a wireless access point. With newer wireless I get enough coverage inside so dont use them now. You would need a cat5 power line downstairs then a wireless power line adaptor upstairs. You can get them on passthrough as well so you dont lose a socket.

Loads of people make them but this sort of thing is what I mean TL-WPA8630P KIT | AV1300 Gigabit Passthrough Powerline ac Wi-Fi Kit | TP-Link United Kingdom