The Mercusys MP500 KIT AV1000 Gigabit Powerline Starter Kit is a simple and effective way to extend your wired network using your home or office’s existing electrical wiring. Instead of running long Ethernet cables or drilling through walls, the MP500 KIT allows you to create a stable network connection from one room to another by plugging the adapters directly into wall sockets.
With advanced HomePlug AV2 technology, the MP500 KIT delivers powerline transfer rates of up to 1000Mbps, making it ideal for 4K streaming, online gaming, IPTV, desktop PCs, smart TVs, CCTV recorders, and other wired network devices. The built-in Gigabit Ethernet port provides fast wired connectivity for devices that require a more stable connection than Wi-Fi.
The kit is designed for quick plug-and-play installation. Simply connect one adapter to your router and plug it into a wall socket, then plug the second adapter near the device you want to connect. Pairing is quick and secure, with 128-bit AES encryption helping protect your powerline network.
Key Features
AV1000 Gigabit Powerline Starter Kit
Uses existing electrical wiring to extend your network
Powerline transfer rates up to 1000Mbps
Advanced HomePlug AV2 technology
1 × Gigabit Ethernet port per adapter
Up to 300m range over the same electrical circuit
Plug-and-play setup with no complex configuration
Pair and Reset button for easy setup
128-bit AES powerline security
Compatible with all routers
Ideal for 4K streaming, online gaming, IPTV, PCs, and smart TVs
Easy network expansion by adding more compatible powerline adapters
The Mercusys MP500 KIT is a practical solution for extending a reliable wired network connection without new cabling. It is especially useful where Wi-Fi signal is weak, unstable, or blocked by thick walls. With AV1000 powerline performance, Gigabit wired ports, secure pairing, and plug-and-play installation, it provides a clean and convenient network upgrade for homes and small offices.
Note: Powerline performance depends on electrical wiring quality, circuit layout, interference, distance between adapters, and whether adapters are on the same electrical circuit. For best results, plug the adapters directly into wall sockets rather than extension leads or multi-plugs.