Wi-Fi to Wired Ethernet and Ethernet to Wi-Fi Wireless Home Adapter Repeater

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ZD58542
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This hybrid wireless repeater is an universal Wi-Fi booster and wireless network adapter for any wired device with Ethernet port built in.

This Wi-Fi to Ethernet bridge adapter and Wi-Fi repeater can help boost the existing WiFi network coverage range up to 1000 square feet, eliminating those dead Wi-Fi zones.

Any Ethernet-equipped home A/V equipment or wired networking gear can be wirelessly connected with home Wi-Fi network or hotspot from building or smart phone with no network cables attached to them.

This portable Wi-Fi device supports multiple operation modes:

  • Wi-Fi Repeater mode
  • Wi-Fi bridge mode
  • Access Point mode

Easy Setup
Simple setup through using computer with a web browser. 

In the setup process, users just need to enter existing Wi-Fi parameters such as SSID, network security key, etc and select operation mode for bridge or repeater.

Wi-Fi Bridge Adapter For Wired IP Devices
This wireless adapter can expand those wired network devices with wireless link capability or get wired equipments wirelessly connected into the Wi-Fi network.

This device converts the Wi-Fi signal to its Ethernet port and passes the internet connection to wired device connected to its Ethernet LAN jack.

So users can place their wired device virtually anywhere within Wi-Fi coverage range through using this Wi-Fi adapter.

Smart Wi-Fi Repeater
This device can also be used to extend the existing wireless connection to the hard-to-reach locations.

It could also instantly create a private hotspot point when you are in hotel room or dormitory.

Premium Wireless Network Booster/Access Point
When switching to AP mode, this unit instantly becomes a Wi-Fi booster and provide larger wireless network coverage up to 1000 square feet, eliminating the "dead zones".