I have a TP-Link TL-WPA7510KIT Dual Band Gigabit AC750 Powerline Adapter Starter Kit with up to 1000 Mbps speed. When the 2 units are next to each other I get 646 Mbps but when I take the extender unit to the shed at the bottom of the garden I get 18 Mbps and my download speed is around 3 Mbps (my ISP is Virgin and I'm paying for 350 Mbps and I get 80-90 Mbps on a regular basis in the house.
There's an armoured cable from a 32A circuit going to the shed which is about 40m from the house - it's the same circuit as the plug for my router. I get 238V and 32A at the shed. I don't know how much wiring there is between the plug nearest my router and the start of the armoured cable - or how good it is, the house was built in the 1930's.
My question is: should I buy another TL-WPA7510 or equivalent and place it as close as possible to the cable leaving the house to the shed in the hope that it will boost the data speed or does it not work like that? This is what the electrician suggested but he didn't seem very sure of himself...
Thanks
There's an armoured cable from a 32A circuit going to the shed which is about 40m from the house - it's the same circuit as the plug for my router. I get 238V and 32A at the shed. I don't know how much wiring there is between the plug nearest my router and the start of the armoured cable - or how good it is, the house was built in the 1930's.
My question is: should I buy another TL-WPA7510 or equivalent and place it as close as possible to the cable leaving the house to the shed in the hope that it will boost the data speed or does it not work like that? This is what the electrician suggested but he didn't seem very sure of himself...
Thanks