Many thanks, Kevin_Z.

Another question then: is it possible to buy additional AV2000 units, so that adding more would have less impact on the speed than adding AV1300 units? 

Or, would it be better, if I need to add more powerline adapters, to buy an additional starter kit (maybe an AV1300 kit) and have 2 separate networks?  I could keep the AV2000 network for applications needing higher speeds, and put everything else on the AV1300.  That would also mean I could buy more AV1300 units separately if needed.

Hi,

Both okay, additional AV2000 units would have less impact; or you can buy an AV1300kit but make separate networks from the AV2000; 

Generally speaking the AV1300 is enough to handle the daily network applications, while if you worried about the side effect, you can take one from the current 2 choices. 

Good day. 

Alan_E wrote

Many thanks, Kevin_Z.

 

Another question then: is it possible to buy additional AV2000 units, so that adding more would have less impact on the speed than adding AV1300 units? 

 

Or, would it be better, if I need to add more powerline adapters, to buy an additional starter kit (maybe an AV1300 kit) and have 2 separate networks?  I could keep the AV2000 network for applications needing higher speeds, and put everything else on the AV1300.  That would also mean I could buy more AV1300 units separately if needed.