Powerline adapter on lighting circuit.

[Spoon]

I would have thought so. The only problem that I could see with my set up in the house is that my ring mains are on a seroate consumer unit from the lighting circuits.

I know people who have one in their house and one in their garage. That signal goes through the house CU then the garage CU. They have not had a problem.
What make did you buy? I find TP-LINK really reliable.

 

[mayrp2001]

I know people who have one in their house and one in their garage. That signal goes through the house CU then the garage CU. They have not had a problem.
What make did you buy? I find TP-LINK really reliable.

It actually is a tp link and have used it before in another area of the house with no issues at all. Just moved it to this new camera yesterday. I actually tried another brand of adapter and still no luck. I'm beginning to think it might be an issue with the camera itself unfortunately.

 

[David Prosser]

Use the TP Link software to check that it can see the adapter and the connection speed and strength. Also you can go into the setting to change it from going to sleep if no data is being transmitted, I've had problems with it not waking back up when I try to log into my security cameras remotely. The system is in the loft with the router on the ground floor on separate circuits.

 

[mayrp2001]

Use the TP Link software to check that it can see the adapter and the connection speed and strength. Also you can go into the setting to change it from going to sleep if no data is being transmitted, I've had problems with it not waking back up when I try to log into my security cameras remotely. The system is in the loft with the router on the ground floor on separate circuits.

Didn't realise there was software. I'll look into that. Cheers.

 

[KWCFC]

I don't think powerline adaptors will provide POE unless its a certain type. You may need to power the camera seperately