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I bought one for testing and I can confirm it works for the Norvaya IP 1140e's with an add-on 18 button module.

Note: it said not to use in receptacles that also operate fridges, microwaves etc.

This is the model I purchased for $99.00 CAD
D-Link PowerLine AV2 2000 Gigabit Starter Kit DHP-701AV

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Will you be running multiple phones this way in a single area? I'm curious to know if that will work but have a feeling that it might not.

These will not work if the power outlets are on different phases (different sides) of the electrical panel or if the pass through a transformer.

Marv ccna

Also you need to make doubly sure that there are no CFL lightbulbs that are wired through dimmers or fluorescent lights on the newer motion sensing light switches that "ramp up" the light when it comes on. They can only be on instant on sensor or plain old switches. Otherwise they dirty up the electrical lines and throw all kinds of bad signals at your electronics.

Sean655
There will be only one phone in this case.

You can install a hub/switch...some have issues and some do not.
It depends on a lot thought.

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I have a cheap D-Link powerline and run 3 phones, 1 desktop, 2 laptops and a virtual IP Office server connecting to the basement internet feed.
Not any more issues than before when it was hardwired.
But I also rarely make more than 2 calls at the same time while working on 1 laptop doing remote work.
I did some sort testing and I get about 150 MBS on the connection while my internet is only 11 Meg down 3 meet up so the powerline adapter is never the bottleneck for me.

Joe
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