Function Secure product

I bought this product in a technology market. It was there a little cheaper than Amazon, which is not often the case.
The reason was that my XP machine had repeatedly disconnections over WLAN that were quite annoying, and I had to make the experience that wireless extender / repeater at very low presence of the original signal as well as the presence of wireless mice, often more problems than solve.
Therefore, the solution via LAN cable. Here one must also be aware that although a pair soches same price is approximately how an extender, but is now simply covered only one point or rooms (there with a switch of course expandable).
Incidentally, there is also a kit from the same manufacturer, the output side includes a WLAN module. While this is significantly more expensive, but has the great advantages that you can refrain from placing a wireless extender within range of the router, or even, can easily do without a wireless router and WLAN use only where it is necessary is.

Now for the product itself. Very advantageous: Two LAN cables to each 1.5m length are included.
Installation of the Powerline "extension" is made very simple: connect a module to the router in the power outlet and has one of the LAN cable to the router; Then the PC connect the second module in the wall outlet and the second cable supplied with the PC.
Now the devices are still too "pairing", so to start their own home network between the boxes. The kit comes true vorgepairt, but it can not hurt to seal the matter again. The "pairing" means nothing else than that is pressed on one of the Box Security switch for two seconds and. Within two minutes on the other box Then, the box and another to know must be paired again before it can be the network with her.
After that you can already surf; there is nothing to configure. But there are also more far-reaching functionality, such as forming different networks that I could not test for lack of suitable number of devices.

The advantage of this model is its small size and its low price. Alternatively models offer that will afford 500Mbit, and a version with power socket, so you might not need the distribution router locally. This variant is, however, clear chunky.
The 500Mbit are of course - at least for this manufacturer - to purchase with a higher price; Here you have to decide whether you have a network at home, in the local data (eg a NAS) to be accessed and could therefore require more speed. For pure Internet 200Mbit rich in most cases completely.

Since I've read that DLAN or PLC may uninterruptible power supply units (uninterruptible power supply) and surge protection devices as well as interference filters disabled or also can be completely suppressed, I advise caution. It may be that after the UPS or surge protector no or very slow more DLAN comes out, so that one is forced to plug the module before. But this one skips a possible protective function, because an overvoltage surge could continue for example over the LAN cable into the previously protected PC.

At the time of purchase I have at the installation still does not use a protective device or filter, so I can only confirm the proper functioning of the household.

EDIT 03/2014: Meanwhile, I have for some time (about six months) two overvoltage protection sockets / plugs of electricity (and thus signaling) supply of dLAN "recipient" pre-switch. With the speed tests of Chello and Aon here in Austria I have determined by a rate reduction of about 10 percent in uploading and downloading. Although this is quite noticeable, but not particularly tragic in my opinion.