Logitech HD Powerline 200 Adapter - Connect Devices to Internet Using Existing Power Outlets

I have been using some Logitech HD Powerline 200 Adapters for a few years. The label on these adapters lists the Model Name as: Logitech Alert NA200. The label on the newly purchased adapter lists the Model Name as: Logitech Alert NA750. It appears to be identical to the older NA200. However, when I connected a computer to my Ethernet network through the NA750, the DHCP gave me a very unusual IP address which did not work. I manually typed in an IP address which worked. I then moved the NA750 to a different location and connected it to my Belkin WiFi range extender, where it works well.This newly purchased NA750 did not have a setup instruction sheet in the package, so I used the instructions for my older NA200 adapters.

As I said, I've been using one of these for the last several years with no issue. I received the starter kit at the time. It's worked great, as I said. I currently use these to connect computers to the internet. It seems that necessarily the intended purpose, but it's worked just fine for me.However, it seems that the 200 model is no longer manufactured (which is what is being advertised here.) I had to order a new one for a relative in 2020, and the model number was 750 - However, it functionally and aesthetically was the same as my 200. That said, *that* model was not so lucky. It's stopped functioning as intended as of a few weeks of me writing this review, and have had to order a new one. I will update my review in due time once it arrives to see what happens and how well it works. It seems Logitech products as a whole have dropped in quality within the past several years, which is a shame, as I always felt they were reliable.

Very good alternative for my broken power supply module for Logitech 700I camera. But it should be paired with a POE power supply ($17.00) for it to work with the camera. Combined price of this & POE power supply is way less than buying the OEM power supply module.

I bought several an they are a pain in the neck to make them work, once they are working, suddenly they dont work any more. So DONT BUY THEM Logitech brand is not a good quality for this type of cameras. I dont recommend them

This does NOT work as a power device for the discontinued Logitech Alert security system in spite of looking just like one.When plugged in, the LEDs flash like it's communicating with something but will not power ANY of the three Alert cameras (two 700i's and one 700e) that I have in my system.Quite frankly, I really don't know what it's supposed to be used for.So, "buyer beware."

Fixed the power supply for my 700e outdoor Logitech camera. the Powerline 200 adapter combined with the PoE Injector (TP-Link: TL-POE150S) replaced my non working Logitech camera power supply. You connected the TL-POE150S to your camera with the output going to the Powerline 200 adapter. The Powerline adapter sends the camera signal to your existing computer software. The TL-POE150S is powered with an adapter and the Powerline 200 also plugs in to AC. the configuration is larger than one box but my camera works again. The commander software told me to update the adapter software so i did that and i also had to unplug the new components and then reboot my computer. After that my software found the camera and it is working.

Great if the plugs you are using are all on the same circuit breaker. If not the adapter will not work. Get the Powerline Network Utility. It's a great tool Would be 5 star rating except it did not work across my circuits.

Used this to replace the missing adapter for my security cameras. Works great with no problems. Didn't have to do anything special. Just plug in and go.