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New Extra Hub

kachgogs
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‎30-04-2025 10:18 AM

Hi, how can I get an extra broadband hub please? Recently transferred from BT to EE and when I was with BT, I had the main hub downstairs and a smaller hub upstairs for our computer.  I would appreciate your help.

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XRaySpeX
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In response to kachgogs

‎01-05-2025 11:36 AM

The Powerline Adapter would plug into the power socket where the router is plugged now & the router is then plugged into the Powerline Adapter.

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Peter_W
EE Community Support Team
In response to kachgogs

‎01-05-2025 01:24 PM

That is the only downside, @kachgogs.

Powerlines are best plugged directly into the socket rather than any extension cord, but what you could possibly do is connect the adapter to one of your two main sockets, then get a power strip for the Hub, ONT, and anything else you may need.

Peter

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JimM11
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In response to kachgogs

‎01-05-2025 03:39 PM

@kachgogs You may wish to search powerline, to view what they look like!

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