200Mbps Nano Powerline Adapter
 High-speed rates of up to 200Mbps
Miniature design, blends discreetly No new wires - Easy Plug and Play operation Power-Saving Mode reduces consumption up to 75% | 
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TP-Link’s PA2010 nano powerline adapter takes advantage of your home’s existing electrical wires to transfer data while simultaneously transferring traditional power. That means, with no additional wiring required, users can simply plug the PA2010 into existing power sockets and instantly establish a networking infrastructure. With its miniature design, you’ll enjoy the flexibility of plugging it in anywhere in your home!
Miniature Design, Ultra-compact
With its new ultra-compact housing design, the PA2010 is much smaller than TP-Link’s legacy mini 200Mbps Powerline Products. At just 28.5mm thick and with its high quality, elegant white shell, it blends in with the power outlet.
Up to 200Mbps, Greater Distances
With advanced HomePlug AV technology, the PA2010 provides users with stable, high-speed data transfer rates on a circuit with longer cable lengths then ever before. Together with its built-in powerful AES encryption, the PA2010 is a great choice for a whole home solution to connect all network compatible devices--from computers and game consoles to set-top boxes for IPTV to printers and NAS hard drives.
Reduces Power Consumption Up to 75%
The PA2010, a new-generation powerline Adapter, with its practical design and sophisticated Power-Saving Mode consumes less power when compared with existing Powerline Adapters. When there is no data transmission for a certain period of time, it will automatically switch from its regular "Working" Mode to "Power-Saving" Mode that will reduce its energy consumption by up to 75%.
Pair Button for Easy Network Security
WSimply by pushing the Pair button on the adapters, users can set up a hassle-free Powerline network within minutes, complete with 128-bit AES encryption for network security and data protection.
1. Plug the adapter into the power outlet
2. Connect the device via the network cable to the adapter
3. Press the encryption buttons—and you’re done!
