D-link DHP-301 POWERLINE HD NETWORK STARTER KIT, PACKAGE INCLUDES 2 ADAPTERS

DHP-301
Powerline HD Network Starter Kit
Product Features
* Create a Network Using Your Home's Existing Electrical Wiring
* 200mbps transmission over electrical wires*
* Ideal for HD video, music sharing, on-line games
* Smooth and secure operation
* Simple plug and play
* Expand Your Network without Running New Wires
* Package Includes Two Adapters
Product Description
200mbps Transmission Over Electrical Wires*
The D-Link DHP-301 Powerline HD Network Starter Kit is a new-generation powerline network that provides easy-to-use technology for high-quality transfers of Internet video, music, games and voice through the conventional home power sockets. Delivering data transfer rates of up to 200Mbps, this kit includes 2 adapters which provides ample network bandwidth, enabling digital home consumers to tap into the existing electrical wiring for extension of their home network.
Ideal For Hd Video, Music Sharing, On-Line Games
The DHP-301 is ideal for connecting home network entertainment components normally located near a power outlet. Any Ethernet-ready devices, such as broadband routers, computers, High Definition TV, digital video recorders, game consoles, print servers or D-Link Media Players can be added to a home network. This adapter is ideally suited for next generation home applications such as media streaming, music sharing and online multi-player gaming. The DHP-301 can be used to stream data into areas of a home where it may be difficult to run an Ethernet cable. For wireless application, users can also expand a Wi-Fi network at home by connecting an access point to this adapter to get stronger wireless signals in remote areas such as a basement.
Smooth And Secure Operation
With QoS support, application priority levels are retained. This adapter ensures video, Internet phone and on-line games don’t experience glitches while a file download or web surfing is taking place. It provides user-configurable data encryption and VLAN Tagging to protect a home network from wire tapping by intruders in the same building.
Simple Plug And Play
The adapter plugs straight into a wall outlet, with no additional power cord required. No new cables or wires are needed to install a network that takes advantage of ordinary AC power and the ever-present wall sockets. And the electrical current doesn’t interfere with the data network because electricity and data are transmitted at very different frequencies.
Powerline HD Benefits
* Speeds up to 200Mbps*.
* Stream HD media content across your network.
* Connect computers, game consoles, and multimedia devices to the Internet.
* Built-in QoS engine helps prioritize audio & video streaming to your Digital Media Player.
* Expand your wireless LAN by connecting an access point to achieve stronger wireless signals in remote areas.
* Secure encryption for enhanced network protection.
* Simple plug & play installation.
What This Product Does
With up to 200Mbps network data transfer rate, the DHP-301 allows you to network your home computers, High-Definition TV, networking devices and gaming devices through the most pervasive medium in your house - the electric power lines - and share Internet connections, printers, transfer files, play games, and more.* This Powerline HD Network Starter Kit features plug-and-play installation, and can be attached to any device equipped with an Ethernet interface.
Fast Transmission On Home Power Line
The DHP-301 Powerline HD Network Starter Kit uses the latest technology to deliver up to 200Mbps wired speed over a premise’s existing electrical wires.* This fast transmission speed provides ample bandwidth to stream high-quality video HDTV signals, while simultaneously providing high-speed Internet access throughout an entire home. With QoS support, this adapter does not compromise applications with real-time requirements, such as VoIP Internet phone and multiplayer on-line games, while allowing you to enjoy Internet TV and music in your living room.
* Maximum wired signal rate. Actual data throughput will vary. Network conditions, including volume of network traffic and network overheads, can lower actual data throughput rate.