Itechcare Computers - Products - Parts & Peripherals

Connect Any Broadband Router, Game Console or HD Device
	Compatible with any Ethernet-ready gadget at home. Users are guaranteed robust performance and sleek design for the best home entertainment experience.

Homeplug Wireless-N
	Works with standard Homeplug to provide wireless access to a network and extends it to any location in the home or office, eliminating disruptions due to unstable, weak wireless signals or blind spots.

Green & Energy-Saving
	The world's first 200Mbps powerline Wireless-N device is built with a Wireless "On/Off" button that allows users to switch off Wireless feature when it is not needed, allowing more savings on energy.

	A single unit of Homeplug consumes less than 7 watts of power, less than 100 times it takes to power up your coffee maker

Plug & Play – no software or no installation required!
	Works straight out of the box! Setting up your home network is easy and fuss-free with no software or messy installation needed! Simply connect Homeplug to any wall socket and watch it work like a portable network point, streaming music, photo or video at up to 200Mbps throughout your home.

Always Connected, Always Stable
	Reach out to thick walls and blind spots at home using your existing electrical wiring

No New Wires, No Messy Cabling
	Create a high-speed network connection computers, gaming consoles and media devices without messy cabling

Superior Security
	HomePlug is able to encrypt all data with 56 bits DES encryption to ensure maximum protection from evasdropping or hacking

Multiple Users Compatibility
	Share an internet connection with other computers at home. Up to 8 homeplugs can be used in the network.

Ideal applications for HomePlugs
	High Definition (HD) and Standard Definition (SD) video distribution - 200Mbps HomePlugsAV or Standard Definition (SD) video distribution - 85Mbps HomePlugs.

	TV over IP (IPTV)

	Voice Over IP (VoIP)

	Higher data rate broadband sharing

	Shared broadband internet access

	Audio and video streaming and transfer

	Expanding the coverage of wireless LANs

	PC files and applications sharing between computers

	Printers, scanners and other peripherals sharing

	Network and online gaming in any room - you can even connect your games consoles!

	Home Security /Monitoring

More on Homeplug Powerline technology.
	Powerline technology uses existing powerline wiring to convey digital data from one computer to another. The wiring serves as the network, and each electrical outlet serves as a connection point on the network. Transferring data over the powerline network doesn't interfere with other electrical devices plugged in around the home because electricity and data are transmitted at very different frequencies. In order to do this a minimum of two HomePlugs are required.

	HomePlugs can work with Apple MACs, but the Utility software will only run on Microsoft Windows 98SE / ME/ 2000/ XP/ Vista.

	HomePlugs can work up to a distance of 200m point-to-point over household powerlines. However the transmission range also depends on number of HomePlugs used in the same network electrical interferences and quality of the electrical installation.

	HomePlugs can work on power extension and multiple socket adapters. However it is advisable to plug them directly to the wall socket to have optimal performance.

	The majority of the homes share a transformer with several neighbors, putting several houses on one circuit and thereby making it theoretically possible for the neighbours to access your network. To completely eliminate this potential problem, 200Mbps HomePlug AV encrypts all data with 128-bit AES encryption whereas 85Mbps HomePlug encrypts all data with 56-bit DES encryption before it is transmitted around the power lines. For further security, all our HomePlug series have encryption that enables you to change the encryption password to make it unique to your network and ensure that your neighbors cannot eavesdrop on your network traffic. Note: Encryption is a method of security used to prevent intruders or unwanted access from within or outside your network. Encryption is usually not enabled by default and must be 'configured' using the Utility software provided in the packaging.