Will this work to power a cable wireless Internet router?
59107
Hello,No this will not turn on the power for the router. Most router require a AC adapter to power on the device. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
59108
It will connect just fine to the Internet Router; but it won't actually provide electrical power to the Router itself, you'll still need a separate power source.
2265387
I don't know for sure, but I don't see why that would not work. The way it works is you connect it to an Internet source and plug it into an electrical receptical and plug the 2nd one into a receptical on the other end and connect it to the other Internet source.
1122351
If the netgear adapter accepts an Ethernet cable yes it will work. I have mine plugged into a Belkin power line adapter.
329600
Yes, of course. That is what it is for. But, make sure you check the specs with your cable company first. Was not right config for my system. Modem I needed was a lot more expensive than this one.
372718
Absolutely - if they have a LAN cable, all you need is a power outlet and you're set. It also works worldwide, just me sure you have the right power adapter if needed.
1360308
I 'm not sure it matters. The power supply works on 100-240v 50/60Hz.and ip streaming across link is an international standard so it should work anywhere.
1915259
Unfortunately not. I called up Linksys customer service and they were most dis-courteous and rude and dont provide it. I eventually purchased a 230V to 110V transformer/convertor.
960355
Uses external power cord with transformer. Power supply will be a function of that power cord, not of the router.
1553537
I use a POE (Power Over Ethernet) switch. this should work if you have nothing else like it: TP-LINK TL-SF1008P, otherwise you can get a big 24 port switch and have it power more of your office equipment. Not sure on just a regular power supply though.
1819012
Yes - that is what I use it for. I purchased an enclosure for it. It takes it's power from the computer it is connected to.
1993106
It will, you plug this device into a wired ethernet port and it will allow you to use that connection wirelessly.
1702895
If you are talking about a router and the router has a screw on antenna i would say yes it will work
2284038
It should as long as you have enough cable to reach the unit from your router. Make sure to
1133101
Plugs into North American style electric outlet @ 120 VAC. Other than that I don't see any reason it should not work if the WiFi is already running in accordance with IEEE 802.11g standard.
1635464
I'm using it as a home theater powerstrip for an HDTV, A/V receiver, DVR, HTPC, internet router, cable modem, and powerline ethernet adapter (via the unfiltered PLC outlet), and it works just fine. Note that I don't use the GreenPower feature, though, because of the DVR and HTPC.
1048648
Don't see why not. Since it can be programmed via cable, there should be no reason it wouldn't work, but that isn't what it is designed for. It is a specialty piece of electronics specifically designed to pick up wifi and expand it. You could just buy any router if you want to hard wire it, don't need a special piece like this.
497777
Negative. You need to have a pie injector or a pie switch that provides the voltage needed to power poe devices. A standard router will not power anything via Ethernet ports.