There are cautions to use the powerline adapters on the "same" electrical ciruit. Does that mean that all circuits have to emanate from the same distribution panel or that the adapters need to be on the actual same circuit branch. Will they work through multiple panels? I have a branch panel off the main one. Can I get two adapters to work in rooms served through the different panels?

James Greene

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• Posted on Feb 02, 2008

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