How to Add Wireless Internet to Your Barn, Garage, or Yard

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Finally, we have internet in our barn! No more buffering, signal issues, or trouble looking up info when I need it. This process requires no running Ethernet cables and can be used in any location on your property that has power.
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I came across these powerline ethernet adapters many years ago when I used to work in the tech industry. They have always been my go-to when it comes to getting an Ethernet quality signal to a hard to reach place. I prefer these over any other solution including using a wireless repeater.
Once you have the powerline kit the install is simple, just plug them in and attach the cables - that's it! If you are using the wireless kit linked above you now will have wireless coverage for about 100' around the location of the unit. You can also get extra wireless adapters at this point and plug them in any where you need coverage on your property. This comes in vary handy for large homes, pool areas, barns, garages, greenhouses, and other out-buildings.
If you have an old router handy you can go with the cheaper powerline kit that just gives you one ethernet port at your remote location. You can then follow this video - • How to Expand Your Wir... to configure your old router as an access point and plug it in. This will give you the most control and coverage as you are using a full powered router with larger antennas and higher power ratings.
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@SSLFamilyDad 6 лет назад

Powerline Ethernet Adapter - amzn.to/2MOJIa9 Powerline Adapter with wireless - amzn.to/2NmJlEF

@SSLFamilyDad 5 лет назад

Not on the same circuit just the same electrical service from the pole. It will work across all circuits in a home including subpanels

@MattShepley 5 лет назад

Excellent, Thankyou!

@FlanMasterT.V 5 лет назад

Hey bro, i wanted to get a netgear but my father gave me a brand new TP-Link, do you think it will still work or should i invest on a netgear?

@SSLFamilyDad 5 лет назад

I have not used the tplink brand but it is the same idea. Should be fine

@FlanMasterT.V 5 лет назад

@@SSLFamilyDad sweet thanks. Your videos are very helpful😀

@plaid13 3 года назад

Good info. I do have to say the kids fashion sense is timeless. Rubber boots with a full length dress is classic.

@SoftShoeShufflers Год назад

Thank you for sharing your knowledge of Powerline 2000. I followed your guidance and have barn internet over the electric lines. I also followed your guidance to make an old router into an access point. You have excellent skills which you used to explain everything so that I could understand it. Thank you so much!

@lendalee1966 10 месяцев назад

After watching the whole video you gave so much detail information to even do it without that extra router thank you very much for this video you are a very big help for people like me that didn't know and don't know and don't have a husband anymore.

@lendalee1966 10 месяцев назад

It's the first time I've run across your channel cuz I needed to look up how to do this I watched several that really did not give me the complete information that I needed you on the other hand was amazing not only did you show exactly what all we needed besides the extender little thing you explained everything we needed not just a little extender thing but everything including a second router you did a great job explaining everything thank you and your little girl tell her she did a fantastic😊❤

@candicejohnston5090 4 года назад

This saved me a ton of money. I called my internet company and they wanted to come and add another line. Which meant an additional service. I didn’t need the router, but the extenders worked fantastically. Thank you so much for sharing this video.

@steviewonder417 3 года назад

They want to do me dirty like that too. Hopefully this works or it's another $75 a month! Didn't think getting internet in my detached garage would be this big of a deal.

@hhunt2527 5 лет назад

I would like to say thank you for sharing this video. We have a detached garage and I contacted our ISP about getting internet service to our garage. They informed me it would cost $60/mo. and $150 install fee. I bought one of the Netgear powerline adapters and followed your instructions for connecting an old router and it works great! By the way we have multiple panel boxes on our home including one that runs to a standby generator and out to our garage to another panel box. Our garage is about 70ft from our home. Works great with download & upload speeds of 50 Mbps. Thanks again.

@ffas23 5 лет назад

Great Video. You just might be my life saver today. For years I have wanted to have internet service out in my Pole Barn that is about 150'-200' away from my house but didn't know of anyway to do it other then run ethernet cable underground out to my barn. That I could of done being I have buried plastic Electrical conduit under ground that carries power from the house to another electrical panel out in my Pole Barn and a separate plastic conduit carrying a landline phone line and cable out there going back to 1991. I left a extra pull string in the conduit so I could pull another line out there but I never got around to doing it. Most recently I purchased one of those Flat Panel Wi-Fi Antenna's and was going to use that to try to bring Wi-Fi from the house out to my Pole Barn but didn't mount anything as of yet when I found your video doing a search of my best outside internet options for my Pole Barn. Your way looks like the easiest and possibly the best way for me to go with so I am going to give it a try and place a order for 2 Power Ethernet Adapters on Amazon. I do have a Question though. You mention that I could use a old Wi-Fi Router out in my barn. Do I need to configure the Router in any special way or can I just plug a Ethernet Cable from the old router to the Power Ethernet Adapter in the barn when I place one out there to have Wi-Fi in the barn? That is the only thing I am not sure of here to do . Thanks ahead of time for any help you can give me here with answering this question.

@SSLFamilyDad 5 лет назад

You can use any old router out in the barn but in order for it to work best you will need to configure it as an access point. You could just plug it in like you said and it will probably work but you are basically isolating yourself from the house network that way and having two routers doing some internal thinking that can slow things down a little. I did a video on extending a network with aold router if you search my channel page for it you should find it.

@ffas23 5 лет назад

SSLFamilyDad wow what a quick response. I will check out your other video. Thanks.

@ffas23 5 лет назад

SSLFamilyDad Took your advice and made my Linksys E1200 WiFi Router a access Router yesterday after talking with you here. I just replaced it a month ago with a Linksys EA8300 Max-Stream AC2200 Tri-Band Wi-Fi Router with 4 outside Antenna’s. The E1200 Router with a internal Antenna was at least 5 years old or better and we were noticing buffering while streaming and it wasn’t working very well with our new Ring Doorbell that needed a stronger WiFi. The newer Linksys EA 8300 blew it out of the water. Still the Linksys E1200 wasn’t a bad router and I believe should work fine in my 2500 Sq.Ft. Morten Pole Barn. My main concern is the Internal Antenna in it but there are no walls in the Pole Barn for it to have to pass through. Just ordered a Netgear PowerLINE 1200 Kit to install one in the house in my computer room and the other one to a wall outlet in the barn at least 150’-200’ back from the house. Hopefully it all works out. Should have the Netgear Kit today Friday. Will let you know how it goes hopefully sometime this weekend.

@jamesdepace2783 2 года назад

I'm about to try the same set up in my recently built pole barn...getting ready to order equipment.

@ffas23 2 года назад

@@jamesdepace2783 I just saw your reply here this early morning. I guess I forgot to come back to this video to say how I have been making out with my set up in my 2500 sq.ft. Pole Barn with my Inernet service. It works very well I even stream TV out to my barn. Although I have cable out to the barn I got tired of having to pay for extra cable boxes I really didn't need and this project help eliminate having to have one out there and paying the rental on a Cable Box that wasn't be used much every month. Years ago you didn't need a cable box until they went digital. As most older folks know you were able to get the basic cable channels by just screwing the cable into your TV. You just needed one for Premium channels. You are better off buying a Roku or Firestick today and streaming it outside. The only other thing I changed was that I purchased a better Router for in my barn. The LInksys E1200 worked ok but the newer TP-Link AC1750 Wireless with 3 Outside the box Antenna's works even better being the Links E1200 isn't equipped with outside antenna's on it. I am happy Family Dad made this video a while back and I found it. It made all the difference in the world to how I get decent internet service out to my Pole Barn. Makes it real easy to bring my iPad out there when working on a car or my i Phone for internet related things having to do for say upgrading software for instance to one of my vehicles or watching a You Tube Video on a repair. Before I could of never done so.

@fredbloggs4829 3 года назад

Seriously great video. Thanks for making it. An update would be great given how technology has evolved since you made this. PS. Your little helper is wonderful in the clip.

@JerryJones-g7j Год назад

Enjoyed the video and the information you provided will be helpful in the near future. Thank You Very Much

@grassabrutta Год назад

Good solution. Good vid. One comment ... make sure your external access point's electrical circuit is the same one that feeds your base router. If that is not the case, the copper magic cannot work. In which case you will need to consider a wireless extender.

@jimgrace1243 4 года назад

This is great thank you! We have a mare that is going to foal in a couple of weeks and I need a camera so I don’t have to keep running out to the barn all night to check on her. Thanks again!!

@thelegendricky 4 года назад

I just wanted to stop in and say, YOU SIR.....ROCK!! I have been trying to figure out a way to get my existing wifi into my metal workshop for 12 years and everything I tried and researched was a bust. I was kept being told there wasn't an (inexpensive) way to do it without burring a cable or getting a separate service. But I KNEW there had to be a way to make it work. Technology has come too far for something not to work. I stumbled on this video last week, I then ordered the powerline adaptors and a wifi router and I now have internet in my shop. THANKS SO MUCH!!!!

@SeanDuffyImaging 3 года назад

Thanks, great info. I'm going to need this information in a couple of months. Moving out to a rural area with a barn that I'll be working in.

@kcentinaro 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this video! This information coupled with the how to video to configure the router as an access point, FINALLY got me internet in my backyard shed! My connection now works great!!

@jab94131 3 года назад

Man - we followed your instruction to the T and now have wireless out in a cabana about 150 fr from the house. So grateful for you

@DaveSmith-tb2cr 6 лет назад

Love it ! thank you for sharing this......we have recently been adding security products to our out buildings barn/shop/wellhouse as well as smart devices for block heaters, temperature monitoring etc.......I had been playing with wifi extenders, but this powerline module appears to be a superior solution.....much appreciated!

@janroberts5639 4 года назад

Great tutorial! How do I find the link with detailed step-by-step on reconfig of old router to become WAP? Thanks

@dougblazer1376 5 лет назад

Thanks so much for this video. This is just what I am looking for. I'll let you know how everything goes as I have just ordered it. I ordered the Netgear powerline 1000 with wifi.

@michaelskelton8516 3 года назад

Great video very useful and your assistant cheered me up 👍

@tinagood4639 4 года назад

Thank you! I am pretty computer illiterate, and I have been trying to get internet in my barn for two years. But I recently found your videos. Thanks to your clear, simple, easy to follow instructions in this video and the linked one, I finally have internet in my barn! Answer to prayer!

@spoefa 2 года назад

You have a great helper.

@patrickferrari9461 3 года назад

Crystal clear. Seriously.

@troods8110 2 года назад

Hey there! I just came across your video and I have a question. So I'm having issues getting a signal in my garage, I bought an extender but it still won't transmit the signal. If I connected a router out there, would the extender work?

@josemiranda6469 3 года назад

THANK YOU! this is exactly what I need

@dougroberts180 2 года назад

Great video! I went to your link, to Amazon, and read some of the reviews. One person wrote that he could not get his setup to work, because of a sub panel in his out building, that he was trying to connect to. I may have this same problem. I live on a farm, where our electricity comes to a pole, with a shut off on it. I have our house hooked up to this, and machine shed hooked up to it also. All the wires are hooked together, on the pole. My house has it's own breaker panel, and my machine shed has it's own breaker panel. Am I not able to use this setup, or is there something else I can do, without trenching wire? Thanks!!!

@SoftShoeShufflers Год назад

I was able to get Netgear 2000 Powerline Adaptors to work. I have a subpanel that the power goes through. I had no problem.

@teebrown3666 3 года назад

God Bless you! I can’t believe how simple and inexpensive this was to do! It worked! Now I can check on my horses throughout the night without having to gear up and head out into the snow. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!!

@Nature-mh2rh Год назад

Doesn't it reduce the speed due to all the conversions and reconversion of the signal?

@benburns5995 6 лет назад

Great video. Appreciate how you have scripture text at the end of each video. Keep up the good work.

@Gooobzilla 4 года назад

If my shop is on a subpanel of my house will this work?

@Electric.Spaghetti.Neon.Studio 3 года назад

I have the same question. From the reviews I’m reading I think the answer is no! But I’m not sure if that is correct.

@nickbotostech 2 года назад

I know this comment is older now, but others may see it and have the same question. This will only work if it’s on the same main panel OR a sub panel of the main panel. If you have a separate meter or something it won’t work. I have seen high speeds as high as 300mbps using these type of devices and as low as 5 mbps. I’m sure it all depends on many variables like the age and type of your wiring. I’m sure it’s the same with anything. The newer and the more direct the route, the better the connection will be. I hope this helps someone.

@nickbotostech 2 года назад

@@Electric.Spaghetti.Neon.Studio I know this comment is older now, but others may see it and have the same question. This will only work if it’s on the same main panel OR a sub panel of the main panel. If you have a separate meter or something it won’t work. I have seen high speeds as high as 300mbps using these type of devices and as low as 5 mbps. I’m sure it all depends on many variables like the age and type of your wiring. I’m sure it’s the same with anything. The newer and the more direct the route, the better the connection will be. I hope this helps someone.

@Electric.Spaghetti.Neon.Studio 2 года назад

@@nickbotostech Thank you. In my case, I still haven’t gotten around to this project, so your reply does help! The subpanel in my workshop I put in myself off a 60 amp breaker from the main panel, with about 25 feet of new wiring run in a conduit underground. So theoretically it seems like it could work pretty well. Or at least well enough to give me a decent connection, even if not super high speed, which is better than what I have now.

@nickbotostech 2 года назад

@@Electric.Spaghetti.Neon.Studio yea that sounds great. I personally used this for my office inside my house but on a sub panel quite a distance away and I get about 300mbps but I have a friend I just put one in their barn and it’s about 70 feet out and it gets 6mbps but it’s older wiring. It really depends. I hope it works well for you.

@thejaimebush 4 года назад

Thank you for such an informative video!! I’ve been chatting with my IT buddy about the best way to get high speed WiFi to my outdoor game room/guest house. He is convinced I need a fancy $200-$400 Point to Point. 😕 My husband is a gamer, and I am an avid Netflix watcher, so he thinks the streaming speeds will not be fast enough for what we need. I would love to hear your thoughts and/or advice if you ever come across this comment! Thanks man! Keep up the great work!!!

@SSLFamilyDad 4 года назад

If you can use the powerline ethernet adapter that I used here it will give you much faster speeds and lower latency than any point to point wireless option.

@Patty747 5 лет назад

Thank you! This is the first real solution I found for our barn which is about 250 feet from our house.

@ReddingCT70 2 года назад

What a great video. Extremely useful that will conquer our issues here in N. Idaho. Whee 3 WiFi providers jus wanted to add another service When they said there new system would work. None of the 3 did. And this was just a guest house 80' from home. Thank You

@kevinbanks818 2 года назад

Will it still work if my shop doors are closed even if it’s a metal building?

@jasonmorehouse3756 9 месяцев назад

One major issue you're not mentioning in your video is the fact that in North America we typically have 240 volts in our panel. Split into two lines in the panel line one and line two that will be flowing throughout the house. Breakers on each line, giving 120 volts to your plugs. You're destination power link adapter must be on the same line as your first one. They cannot be on line one and one online two, they will not connect.

@witherboiz3044 3 года назад

Hey there I bought a set of powerline adapters and they work great inside the house. However, they do not work in the barn. My barn has a separate 100 amp service panel. I thought maybe this was the issue, but I even tried running a receptacle off of a 3-way exterior light switch that connects through the panel in my home (where my modem is). Any ideas why the signal will not reach my barn? Could it be there is a copper wire length limitation?

@ghostridergale 2 года назад

I believe your problem is from exactly what I have read with using power line adapters! In order for the power line adapters to work both have to be plugged into the same circuit. So if your turn off a breaker and the power goes off in your home and garage at the same time. then that's the same circuit. But if the power off in either the house or barn and on in the other area then it's a different circuit and unfortunately won't work! think of it as having a long ethernet cable running to your barn, it works! But if that ethernet cable cut in the middle and ran to another location suddenly you won't have no wifi in your barn then! If that makes any sense? Another way to put it I guess, different breakers are on different circuits and the wires running to each circuit are not connected together. so you have to use a circuit that's on the same breaker to work!

@thefirsttrillionaire2925 2 года назад

@@ghostridergale plz make this it’s own comment because you are so helpful right now!

@donaldhicks663 9 месяцев назад

I have this but the power outlet needs to be on same circuit, if you have a separate power meter at your shop or what ever it will not work, needs to be on same power outlets.

@David-lb4te 4 года назад

HOWEVER - this requires that all the barns, etc, are on the same power meter. My barns are on a different supply (different electricity meter and account). For me, I have to use a point - to - point wifi bridge. Then I can use an ethernet adaptor and wifi power adaptors. Important limitation.

@mararichardson5973 Год назад

Can you please explain how to do this if barn is on separate power meter from house? Speak for computer illiterate plz.

@upstatecre8 4 года назад

Thank you for putting this video out there. That looks like a much more cost effective approach than some of the other things I’ve seen. I scanned the top 10 to 15 comments and I didn’t really see any Internet testing of how fast your download and upload speeds are. Forgive me if somebody has already asked this question but what are your speed you’re getting out there in the barn?

@Stratocaster209 4 года назад

I have the Netgear PowerLINE 1000 installed in my house and the receiver box works great anywhere in the house but when I move it out to the barn it won’t pickup the internet signal through the wiring. Electrical is run to the barn via a 60 amp double breaker on the main breaker panel in the house, through dual aluminum heavy gage lines (approximately 150 feet) buried underground to a sub panel in the barn. The circuits in the barn are 20 amp on copper 12/2 wiring. The barn wiring is new. Is there a problem because of the aluminum power lines between the house and barn, the long distance or both?

@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin 2 года назад

Great for some!! Won't work for us, 3phase in, house is on a different feed than the shop and barns..

@reneesoileau3368 3 года назад

Does the barn have to be on the same electric power line as the home for these to work?

@loriloubeeker 4 года назад

Thanks for this! I set this up in my barn with an old router, to be able to use wifi security cameras and it's working great.

@rtternes2020 6 месяцев назад

loved the video. bought everything and followed the instructions you gave. when I take my phone to the barn to jump onto that wifi it comes up with the name i gave that router(now access point) but it doesn't connect. just stayes with that spinning "thinking" circle. Help!

@alec4672 6 лет назад

I use one of these for my shed. I found you get the best results if you have them on the same breaker. I think there's a piece of non copper stuff in the circut breaker. Cat6 overhead is a good option, you can get it with a carrier wire built in.

@EmpressQueenB 3 года назад

I need this badly in my shed. So excited that I found this video.

@brittanymetzler6840 11 месяцев назад

I'm guessing this wouldn't work if my pole barn is hooked up on its own power supply. My pole barn and house electric are two separate accounts /billing/supply.

@SSLFamilyDad 11 месяцев назад

Correct, that will not work

@seidengrossman1583 4 года назад

Will this work if the barn has its own panel (I believe it’s off the main panel of the house)?

@ggpatt7795 4 года назад

I would like to pose the same question. Our guest house is on a separate electric meter from the main house. Did you get an answer?

@bighammer587 5 лет назад

Actually a directional antennae works great, [ 5:25 ]easier than a buried cable for the ‘bridge’. Nice video

@stellamackeyloveworks 5 лет назад

This is fantastic. I am going to use your affiliate link, I need to get this set up! Glad you took the time to make this video:)

@brianway96 4 года назад

@SSLFamilyDad Dude Thank you so much. My Fiance and I are getting married and are hosting the reception in her barn. I've been looking for alternative solutions than a wireless bridge(very expensive) and running a cable, (absolutely rediculous) so that we can stream the reception to family and friends outside. Much appreciated video, Looking forward to using the product. Thanks again

@ericneering6357 2 года назад

What did you have a lumen them out to your pool building a garage will send it over aluminum wire

@adambutera4192 6 лет назад

Don’t forget to change the default password, folks!

@Bailey463 Год назад

It's been awhile,is their any updates to technology that is better then what you installed 4 years ago?

@07wiley Год назад

I have the exact same question

@artgillespie162 4 года назад

Thanks so much for the help. I finally got it working with your advice. Even my internet provider tech couldn't get me set up. But your suggestions and the equipment did. Thanks again sooooooo much

@buffnpolish 2 года назад

So if my shop has its own electrical box, separate from the house, this will not work?

@Sharona-21 Год назад

Got the Netgear 2000 going from house to metal shop building today. Works like a charm. Thanks very much.

@miketate8600 4 года назад

You give 2 links above for the adapters...one is "wireless" with antennas, one doesnt have them...is there any advantage to getting one over the other???

@SSLFamilyDad 4 года назад

If you get the one without the antennas then you will need to have an old router or access point to plug in to it in order to get wireless

@loco70chevelle 3 года назад

your video was excellent....everything i needed as far as info to get my internet into my shop out back.......every step easily explained.....thanks again and keep up the good informative videos.....

@kyaj4 Год назад

What if house and barn are on separate electric meters

@Oldrty1 4 года назад

Hey quick question my garage and my upstairs both have a separate electric meter ...will this still work?

@khalednabilcs 4 года назад

Any luck ?

@littlemissblueyes100 3 года назад

Wondering the same thing

@salmonhunter7414 6 лет назад

I so happy when dad let us bring a radio to the barn.

@chevy6299 6 лет назад

I'm sorry what did you say? I was to busy laughing at your daughter Hamming it up. You sure have been blessed.

@ahuman4386 4 года назад

I was cringing when she was balancing on the iron rail in the background! lol Yes, she was too funny! And did hold up the right gear to show what her dad was speaking about. Too cute!

@kennethrentjr8702 9 месяцев назад

What about multiple power circuits? Is the Barn and the house running of same circuit? I’m a little ignorant when it comes to all of this, I’m still learning how this all works.

@69jokerking Год назад

I did all this with a router in my building around 100 ft from my house but I must have done something wrong because it basically just acts like a separate internet connection same as before it doesn't switch seamlessly between my building and the house

@franciscotorres8737 23 дня назад

How can I connect several devices with cat 6 in garage. Ethernet cable being runned to garage from router

@quincyfolks4501 2 года назад

Can I do this at a apartment to send a signal to my garage? It's about 100 ft away.

@DlcEnergy 5 лет назад

this feels like i'm watching an amish person gone rogue INTERNET IN THE BARN!!

@jimhaynes5402 Год назад

One of the best and most informative video I've viewed trying to resolve one of my issues . Excellent !

@mansourramzey7711 2 года назад

Does it have to use the same home power outlet, or i can use my next door home outlet too

@artofsobriety12 Год назад

Do they have to be on the same breaker panel? Our barn is on a different panel to the house.

@johnlambert3852 4 года назад

Will this work if your shop has its own electric meter and is not connected to the power from the house?

@gtuttle4 2 года назад

Great video, so you didn't need a modem or cable in you barn?

@amberdoucet5615 2 года назад

Ok got a question which one do I need if I don't have a old router

@mattcrisp6865 2 года назад

So do you have to leave ur barn door open to get signal

@willdwyer6782 4 года назад

Running ethernet cable out to your outbuildings only works if the distance between buildings is 100m or less.

@ronwinters1281 4 года назад

Great solution! I had it installed and up and running inside of 10 Min.. I had an old router just like you and Boom... I have a great Wireless Network in my outbuilding that was too far to reach with a wireless extender. The netgear was plug and play. Love it!

@grahamcarter1388 3 года назад

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@AMPProf 2 года назад

So we don't have to be off off the grid Like Grampa Mcdonald!!!!! SWEET THANKYou

@TheRedbankGuy 2 года назад

Good vid and helper did an awesome job too. Question…does the repurposed router work as a repeater of main router signal or does it broadcast its own WiFi signal?

@solidwoods6999 6 лет назад

Just in time info . We are shopping for options.

@sunnybelisle4007 6 лет назад

Thank you so much!! I'm immediately sending this video to my husband's inbox so he can get right on this. :-D

@diyingxiang7521 4 года назад

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@marcojaimes8721 Год назад

Thank

@danieltaylor5542 6 лет назад

This is a mistake. All the cats and chickens are gonna do now is surf the web.

@danieltaylor5542 6 лет назад

We have time, they don't have any horses yet.

@PaulOtis 6 лет назад

I was thinking the same thing. Chickens too busy playing computer games to lay eggs.

@imPopai 5 лет назад

Don't say Wi-Fi password to chickens. If you say that, no chicken dinner will be served.😁

@ukndoit74 4 года назад

LOL, LOVE IT!!! BOOMER!!!

@weAreNotAloneHere 3 года назад

That’s what I was thinking

@jo-annegordon-gregg5380 2 года назад

can you please tell me exactly what product I need for wifi to my barn without a router, I know you have the links but I am really techno not savvy . thanks for your help !

@sheluvgoated3219 2 года назад

Would the signal still go out if my barn is metal

@the_krex 4 года назад

Can you give any advice on trying to extend the wifi from my house to an outbuilding that has its own breaker box?

@paulsmith9943 4 года назад

I need to know this also

@robertpowers7856 3 года назад

as long as you have power, doent matter where it comes from

@tylerl1229 4 года назад

Will this work if my house and shop r only connected by the main power box in the center of my yard

@faithiskey5274 4 года назад

Did you ever figure this out? My shop is connected on a different breaker to my main power pole.. But it's the same powerpole as my house... Same account and all

@terryjones8360 2 года назад

Amazon link still works, but it's not offered on Amazon. Only used ones. There must be something newer/better...?

@SSLFamilyDad 2 года назад

Try this - amzn.to/3fbKgH6

@nanceemooney4559 8 месяцев назад

I see this video is 5 years old, however it was very helpful. I am wondering if these would be the same products if the barn is 300 feet away and the barn is fully insulated. I actually use Netgear in my home which is good. We would like to be able to put internet in the pole barn without digging a line if possible. Any advice would be helpful. Thank you Nancee

@jncopants9840 Год назад

what if you house and barn are on 2 different power sources?

@dar8211 3 года назад

I have a centryLink Modem C1100t Technicolor and I am having a problem finding where to change the IP address? Could you help me?

@ishtlutz1261 3 года назад

*Why do you have to put these in all the different rooms? Thats doing too much. Did he mention the DISTANCE as to how far this thing will reAch? Why he didn’t specify the maximum distance capacity? Isn’t a line of sight access point connection far better for getting internet to say - internet to a 2nd house, a barn, a man cave a pool house…. Don’t they get a MUCH GREATER DISTANCE than this extender? Like .. miles?* But THIS option…. Im just under the impression that this product alone (it least w/out the incorporated additional ‘old router’ - I think he has a good suggestion there) but Isn’t this just kind of standard stuff to fix a small range setback in a house type problem? And he said it doesn’t but… I thought it slowed your internet down. It makes sense that as it stretched to reach more distance - the usage by others ok the same between would typically be slowed. It just seems like If you’re looking to get internet to anything more than - idk… 50 feet from your house? That this isn’t made to extend that far. In which case a line of sight Access point internet” …. WOULD for sure be. They can reach up to… miles. And yin can get them like…. $50 $100 it varies but If you type into Google or Amazon & look for what looks like 2 little devices. One of those connects to your router than to right outside installed on your home or on a PVC pipe for example of which your cord would run though it & be attached to the top. (Or however you wanna do it) From there if you have a clear line of sight to the building or house or barn you want to have internet in - you set up the receiving end right outside of just like you did from your house Off your main router - with no cord needed in between just a clear line of sight so that the 2 access points can see each other. This way can reach a much greater distance than this & without the slowing of speed like I’ve heard about this one.*

@RoseThigpen-m6h 3 месяца назад

I have seperate panel in my barn, same transformer but seperate bills. I am not sure if all wiring is connected, probably only ground.. Sounds like I might need to bury an ethernet cable. Have any ideas?

@trevorlbeck 6 лет назад

i might have to try that

@nickpirzl2341 4 года назад

Can I do this and then run a smart tv off of it wirelessly if not how can I run it ? Thank you for the video👍🏼

@sallyyoung1092 3 года назад

I have HughesNet internet and would like to extend the internet signal to another house approximately 150-200' away. I purchased 2 Powerline1200+ Extra Outlet and 2 Asus routers. I configured one of the routers to be an access point. Do both routers need to be configured to be access points? I can see the new network at the other house but I get a message that the router "can't detect the IP address". What am I doing wrong?

@calvinjones2264 Год назад

My garage is 175 feet from my house when I plug my power line PL 1000 adapter in house and garage the pick a plug LED light lights up green for about 10 seconds and then goes out what could be wrong I have tried multiple receptacles

@pjg4915 3 года назад

So disappointed that we couldn't get this to work. Found a used Powerline 1000 with Wireless set locally, did the factory reset, set both up as in video, and get message "Network disabled because internet connection is slow". Works ok in one barn, but does not broadcast signal strong enough to get to the next building 20' away. Tried adding an old ASUS router as an access point in the first barn but it made no difference. Just can't get an internet connection in that other building which is only about 150' from the source of our internet. Sigh! Wifi is still just a pipe dream in rural Wisconsin.

@robtaliana5673 4 года назад

Thanks for the video been looking for someone in the same situation as me with the barn about 150 ft away from the house. I was just wondering. How does your Wi-Fi router handle the cold? Where I am in Canada, it gets down to -25 to -30 degrees Celsius

@PB-fi4nk 2 года назад

I need help figuring out how to get the PoE connected to my router. 1 Ethernet cord runs from my modem to router in the house. How do I get the PoE inline also? My adapters arrived today.Thank you.