Monster Cable Powernet 300 with Clean Power (Black)

Ethernet-over-power-line expansion module

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Electrify your home networking experience with the PowerNet 300 from Monster Cable. Using your existing home electrical wiring, the PowerNet 300 is able to transfer signals from your router or modem to other units throughout the house, as part of a home network without long cable runs or additional installation, that's faster than Wi-Fi. Plus, stage 1 power filtration keeps electrical noise from interfering with connected equipment.

Goldilocks and the three networks

Goldilocks loved streaming movies, music, and pictures over her home network. Unfortunately, Goldilocks also had equipment in multiple rooms, and her router and computer weren't anywhere near her state-of-the art home theatre system and HDTV. So, Goldilocks decided she needed a full home networking solution. Unfortunately, because Goldilocks' condo didn't allow her to install ethernet cabling in the wall, she couldn't create a whole home network without running unsightly and inconvenient wires all over her house. Goldilocks tried Wi-Fi, but found the slower download speeds, occasional outages, and incompatibility with some of her home theatre components frustrating. Finally, Goldilocks happened upon Monster Cable's PowerNet 300 with Clean Power. By using her existing electrical wiring, the PowerNet 300 was able to create a high speed network without running additional cables through her wall. Because of it was able to achieve transfer speeds of up to 200Mbps, she was able to stream all her favorite high definition movies, music, and other data at frustration-free rates. The Clean Power stage 1 filtration made sure that electrical noise to her equipment was kept at a minimum. Best of all, she knew that if she ever needed to add any additional rooms to the network, she could simply use another PowerNet 300, 200, or 100 unit. Plus, the installation was easy. All-in-all, for her lease, her sanity, and her budget, the PowerNet 300 system from Monster cable proved just right.