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I have a wifi router at home andbut the place where I want to install it is far from where I have a phone line, which I need to get the ADSL signal. I have 2 powerline-ethernet adapters, similar to these ones.

Can I use the powerline-ethernet adapters to passget the ADSL signal (transmitted through the phone line signal) to connect to the wifi router? I

I mean, at one end I would adapt the phone jack to an ethernet jack and connect it to powerline adapter A. At the other end, I would adapt the ethernet jack, from powerline adapter B, into a phone jack and connect it into the wifi router.

This would be done through the powerline of the same apartment (my own house). Would this be possible?

I have a wifi router at home and the place where I want to install is far from where I have a phone line. I have 2 powerline-ethernet adapters, similar to these ones.

Can I use the powerline-ethernet adapters to pass the phone line signal? I mean, at one end I would adapt the phone jack to an ethernet jack and connect it to powerline adapter A. At the other end, I would adapt the ethernet jack, from powerline adapter B, into a phone jack and connect it into the wifi router.

This would be done through the powerline of the same apartment (my own house). Would this be possible?

I have a wifi router at home but the place where I want to install it is far from where I have a phone line, which I need to get the ADSL signal. I have 2 powerline-ethernet adapters, similar to these ones.

Can I use the powerline-ethernet adapters to get the ADSL signal (transmitted through the phone line) to connect to the wifi router?

I mean, at one end I would adapt the phone jack to an ethernet jack and connect it to powerline adapter A. At the other end, I would adapt the ethernet jack, from powerline adapter B, into a phone jack and connect it into the wifi router.

This would be done through the powerline of the same apartment (my own house). Would this be possible?

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I have a wifi router at home and the place where I want to install is far from where I have a phone line. I have 2 powerline-ethernet adapters, similar to these ones.

Can I use the powerline-ethernet adapters to pass the phone line signal? I mean, at one end I would adapt the phone jack to an ethernet jack and connect it to powerline adapter A. At the other end, I would adapt the ethernet jack, from powerline adapter B, into a phone jack and connect it into the wifi router.

WouldThis would be done through the powerline of the same apartment (my own house). Would this be possible?

I have a wifi router at home and the place where I want to install is far from where I have a phone line. I have 2 powerline-ethernet adapters, similar to these ones.

Can I use the powerline-ethernet adapters to pass the phone line signal? I mean, at one end I would adapt the phone jack to an ethernet jack and connect it to powerline adapter A. At the other end, I would adapt the ethernet jack, from powerline adapter B, into a phone jack and connect it into the wifi router.

Would this be possible?

I have a wifi router at home and the place where I want to install is far from where I have a phone line. I have 2 powerline-ethernet adapters, similar to these ones.

Can I use the powerline-ethernet adapters to pass the phone line signal? I mean, at one end I would adapt the phone jack to an ethernet jack and connect it to powerline adapter A. At the other end, I would adapt the ethernet jack, from powerline adapter B, into a phone jack and connect it into the wifi router.

This would be done through the powerline of the same apartment (my own house). Would this be possible?

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Transmit phone line signal through the house using powerline-ethernet adapters

I have a wifi router at home and the place where I want to install is far from where I have a phone line. I have 2 powerline-ethernet adapters, similar to these ones.

Can I use the powerline-ethernet adapters to pass the phone line signal? I mean, at one end I would adapt the phone jack to an ethernet jack and connect it to powerline adapter A. At the other end, I would adapt the ethernet jack, from powerline adapter B, into a phone jack and connect it into the wifi router.

Would this be possible?