What else do I need besides the 2 XE102 units to extend wireless from main house to guest house? What plugs into 2nd unit?
615503
All you need is cat5 cable, the same type of cable you connect to your router. I however had very little luck using the ze102 unit. When they did work, the speed was so slow it wasn't worth using and most of the time I could not connect at all. I was on the same circuit when using the xe102 so there must have been another issue. It ended not worth my time to try to trouble shoot. Thought I got a plug and play unit and all I got was an expensive plug.
615504
One plugs into the back of your cable box or directv receiver and the other into a router that you probably use for computer wifi in your house. But... both XE102 must work off the same electric circuit breaker that serves the router and cable box.
615505
I no longer use that product. It is too old and slow. I upgraded to a newer product.
185537
found this post when looking up what this thing i found was...It sounds like what you need. Sony wireless Transeiver. I see its a year later but let me know if you still need this.
2161864
Depends on whether you want a wired or wireless connection. One router will do for a wired connection. You will need a second router (or a wifi bridge) for a wireless connection.
281424
The Hub2N is all you need IF the cabins aren't too far away AND/OR wifi has a hard time getting through the walls. Otherwise you will need a receiver at each cabin along with a bridge or access point. Good luck!
1545628
Depends on the router. If your router is too far away, then you can always purchase a linksys plwk400 powerline wi-fi access point kit to extend wi-fi to area of home where the wemo and other wi-fi devices need better wi-fi signal. Here is link on amazon for the linksys plwk400 product pageLinksys Powerline AV Wireless Network Extender (PLWK400)
147399
I actually returned this unit. I feel a better option for you might be something like a Netgear Powerline AV+200 adapter. Provided you have same power from the house to the metal building. (need to be on same phase leg of power) house outlet to metal building. This would give you an ethernet inside the metal building which you could add a wireless router if needed.
820360
You'll want an outlet somewhere in between the two locations that you can install the Extender. My router is downstairs. My bedroom is upstairs and down 3 rooms from the stairs. I placed my Extender in the hall after the first room and I have excellent signal in my bedroom from it.
1726879
I use this for our 2nd Echo in another part of the house - zero issues. http://www.amazon.com/Linksys-WES610N-4-Port-Dual-Band-Entertainment/dp/B0056VP0KS/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1386040286&sr=8-15&keywords=linksys+wireless+extender
1001756
You need to buy the Wireless LAN Module, which comes standard with the EX7220. I believe it's around $99.
1887931
Yes, you will need two of them. You are exactly right one for modem and the other wherever you want. I will say it is better than wireless but don't expect blazing speeds.
830277
It just extends the Ethernet over the power line, I connected the other end to a wireless access point, no problem.
1041163
I'm not sure if it will "extend" the network, I've never tried extending a network with two AP's. I do know that the RV220W is single radio. I hope your weren't considering to use it a "base" router. If you have any non-Wireless-N nics, e.g., 802.11/b/g in the building your bandwidth will depreciate. If I were you I'd look for another alternative.
454605
This unit needs power. It comes with a adapter that you can plug into a local 120v outlet or you can run ethernet to it and use POE (Power over Ethernet). Either way there will be at least one cable running to it. It is wireless capable so you can use the wireless router for the ethernet connection.
1037441
This won't extend your wifi, but allows you to have a wired connection to the smart tv using a network cable from the tv to the second unit.
550847
I'm using mine to extend my wireless network. I have a Verizon FIOS (CISCO) cable modem/wireless router. My AE1000 is plugged into a computer about 20 feet away from that router. Works great.
1780783
It does allow for App remote control and if you have the unit plugged into your Home Network via the Ethernet interface then no secondary wireless adapter is required. The phone will need to be on your Home Wireless and then this unit plugged into either the WiFi Router via the Ethernet cable or into a switch that is plugged into your home WiFi router.
1095922
No, this is used only with hard wired systems, if you install a x10 or other wireless modules you'll need to go with a wireless device compatible with them.