Comtrend PowerGrid 9020 200Mbps Powerline Ethernet Adaptor
SKU: Powerline-Comtrend-PowerGrid-9020Copied!
Manufacturer: Comtrend Model: PowerGrid 9020 Condition: Tested and working with minor scuffs/scratches.
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Product Description
Comtrend PowerGrid 9020 — 200Mbps Powerline Ethernet Adaptor
The PowerGrid 9020 pushes Ethernet over existing mains wiring at up to 200Mbps physical data rate, suited to standard-definition or HD video streaming loads rather than multi-stream 4K backhaul.
Key specs
- Physical rate: up to 200Mbps
- Ports: single 10/100 Ethernet (RJ-45) per unit
- Power draw: ~3.4W active, ~0.84W standby
- Plug format: UK wall-plug, BS1363 compatible
- Condition: tested and working; units may show minor scuffs/scratches (this is refurbished/used stock)
Deployment notes for installers
One adaptor connects to the router via Ethernet and acts as the Access Point; the second adaptor plugs in near the target device (TV box, PC, NVR client) and connects via Ethernet. No dedicated switch or wireless bridge is required for this leg of the run.
With a single 10/100 port per unit, throughput on any downstream switch or camera should be planned against 100Mbps port ceiling, not the 200Mbps line-rate figure — useful when scoping a multi-camera segment fed off one powerline pair.
Because performance over powerline depends on wiring quality, distance and electrical noise on the circuit, actual throughput on a given job will vary from the rated 200Mbps figure.
No stock information is confirmed for this listing at present — check current availability before specifying it into a job.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum data rate of the PowerGrid 9020?
Up to 200Mbps physical data rate, which the manufacturer positions for standard-definition or HD video streaming rather than heavier multi-stream loads.
How many Ethernet ports does each unit have?
Each PowerGrid 9020 unit has a single 10/100 Ethernet (RJ-45) port, so downstream switching is needed to serve multiple devices from one adaptor.
How much power does the adaptor use?
It draws around 3.4 Watts when active and about 0.84 Watts in standby.
What condition is this unit in?
It's listed as tested and working, though it may carry minor scuffs or scratches consistent with refurbished/used stock.
