Getting Internet To Outbuildings (7 Different Ways) 

Really helpful, thank you. You were really clear and articulated yourself brilliantly. I appreciated this because I'm rubbish with stuff like this. Thank you

Thank you so much for explaining all of this! Very helpful.

Thanks for all the information exactly what I needed really appreciate it cheers

I wish all youtube videos were this straightforward. Thanks for the info pal 👍👍

Thankyou for your time, this was helpful and Shiney!

Great info, thanks mate.

So if I get an extender I need a second one to have in my cabin to actually pick up the WiFi ? Is that what my issues been with it as I’ve attempted this before and couldn’t work it

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This was helpful - thank you.

Very informative video, thanks. For me it would be easiest to split my incoming Broadband and run a coax from the splitter to my outbuilding, is that an option (I suspect not) and if so what device would I need in the outbuilding to connect my coax into? Thanks.

this was perfect thank you!

Hey really helpful video man. I have a question and it may be a dumb one but; if my home has a modem can I purchase a router and run it to an external building and get a WiFi signal in there?

Question I was thinking of the Ethernet cable but router is far away can I add a splitter to coax cable of provider and run coax wire to ship and hook it up to a router?

So if I'm barely getting signal from my neighbor, (can't really watch RU-vid) could I use a wifi extender to be able to get better signal AND upload and download speeds?

Re: outbuildings and shared consumer units. I've experienced difficulties here, before my rewire in 2018 on 50 plus year old wiring the circuit was definitely shared and some Moss security lights which sent a signal to an audible chime on a unit inside when the PIR was triggered worked perfectly. As soon as my new wiring was installed with the outbuildings now fed from the house consumer unit by armour plated cable the apparatus stopped working; further testing revealed that if I used it in the house it worked and if I used it in the outbuilding it worked but nothing if one element was in the house and the other outside, I've found this to be the case with range extenders as well. In very simplistic terms it's as if there's a resistance issue due to the distance (10-70m depending on outbuilding) or the step up from internal cable to external armour plated.

Hi so I've ran my cat 6 cable to my outbuilding, it has no end connectors, do I need 2x RJ45 adapters and any type of router for WiFi?

goodman yourself that was most helpful

Hello, I was wondering, can I run the cable into my garden building, into a face plate & then run a smaller flexible cable from the face plate into a router and get WiFi that way? Is it better to run the cable direct into the router?

If my barn has separate electrical can I still use the power line adaptor method ?

I tried using the extenders and power line before but I keep getting dropped signal or no signal at all. Would the mesh be better?

great info , can you go into a bit more detail on wireless power line adaptors??

Hi just watch this video if I plug into a hub and run a cable out to the building do I get another hub or plug it straight into the PC computer ?

I'm just getting started in IT so this is great info. Love the shirt 👍. Also appreciate a fellow Elon fan 😆

I have a garage in my back yard and want wifi in there I think a Ethernet cable work be fine do I use any router and would putting it in Another router work would I have the same login and password as my router in my house or would it be different?

Great video. So I put ethernet cable to my outbuilding. So if I get a router and plug the outbuilding end one into it I'd have wifi out there? Also I'm using sky internet. I have an old bt internet box. Would that work?

Hi can you run the Ethernet cable to an out building connect to an extender instead of a router?

Thanks. Using the Ethernet cable method, is there a difference between a cat5e or cat6 cable? Also, does it really matter what category cable to use if the download speed from my network provided is less than 100mb/s?

Hi, very helpful, I have a Ethernet cable that comes to my garage, it connected to a Sky Q box, and that gave me wifi in the garage, but I changed my provider to EE from Sky and the Q boxes now does not give me wifi, is there something that I can plug the Ethernet cable into before plugging it in the Q box that would give me wifi there?

Hello Tristan .question for you since you seem like a internet nerd

If I run an Ethernet cable between the two buildings how do you configure the two modems do they talk to each other? Is this advanced or simple? I appreciate your help

Hi Tristan, do you know the name of any powerline adaptors that have the ethernet on one and wifi on the other, it's for my mancave, to allow me to receive WiFi on my sons gadgets, any feedback would be much appreciated. Thanks

So I have plusnet router in house, I can run ethernet to caravan, have another router in caravan?,

if your outbuilding is about 100 feet away from your main building is there a way to get wifi to the outbuilding?

Great info. So I already have a ethernet cable ran to my building from my house and I have sagemcom modem/router from Windstream in the building cause thats just what I had lying around. I have fiber wifi from my power company in the house and I get around 100mbps in house but only get 10-20 mbps in building could this be because I need a better router in the building?

Does powerline work for your cameras during a power cut?

I have Sonos wifi speakers and a Sky Minibox in my mancave at the bottom of my garden. I used TP-Link power line adapters and everything worked at the beginning. Then my Sky Q main box started experiencing internet connection problems. This would filter back to the mancave and things stopped working properly. The connection would constantly drop out and then reconnect itself. I changed all my Ethernet cables, got a new Sky Q box from Sky and even changed my ISP. All to no avail. Eventually i unplugged the TP-Link PA and the internet connection reconnected and stayed up. Powerline adapters are a great idea but they're not for everyone. If you try them out and the internet connection drops out, remember this post. And keep your receipt as you'll be able to get your money back. I'm in the process of running an external ethernet cable to the mancave instead. I hope its worth the trouble !!

Thank you

I live in a studio separate from the main house. And I have 9.3 mgbs and I can't play shit

doesn't it reduce the power

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So my husbands barn is about 400ft away from home. We bought this thing You plug in that supposed to extend. But it’s choppy sn doesn’t work all that well. We don’t want to pay for exta internet lol. Is women terms lol can You give me the best option. I had trouble following all the info cause most I’m clueless of what You are saying lol. If I was educated this would be the best hands down explanation

Slow down sheldon you're going too fast

Great video, thanks very much. Will the Powerline adapters always work or do they need to be connected from the main house supply in a specific way?