Wifi over electric circuit to garage possible?

[DeLorean75]

Evening

If I have a [garage] that has electric connected to the main meter, would it be possible to transmit a broadband signal from my flat to the garage?

Prob c 50m from the flat to the meter (apartment block set up) then say 30m to the garage

Trying to do a little home study thing in my garage

Thanks for input

[OldGermanHeaps]

perhaps, perhaps not, need to suck it and see.
if it doesnt work you can use a pair of ubiquiti nanostation ac locos.

[Who me ?]

Food for thought --https://www.tp-link.com/uk/home-networking/range-extender/
More ideas here https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

Edited by Who me ? on Monday 9th March 21:14

[DeLorean75]

Thanks I'll have a look.

There's a lot of brickwork to get through so I don't know if the nanostation will work.

[essayer]

Try a decent Powerline set from Argos then return it if it doesn't work

[Order66]

Is the garage on a separate meter? If so then generally powerline broadband will not work.

If on the same meter you have a chance, but no guarantee.

[zedx19]

I had success with a Powerline kit to my detached garage, which was some distance away from the house. However, both the garage and house were on the same meter.

[DeLorean75]

Order66 said:

Is the garage on a separate meter? If so then generally powerline broadband will not work.

If on the same meter you have a chance, but no guarantee.

Same meter but direct line into it rather than being on house circuit, if that makes sense

[motco]

I have an old stable at the bottom of my garden and a TP-Link receiver plugged in there works with a IP camera. It's about 40 metres away I would guess. You can see the roof here:

[DeLorean75]

Now you're just proving you're not an occasional visitor from mumsnet!

Thanks