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Zyxel PLA-402 v3 Powerline Coaxial Ethernet Adapter vs Zyxel PLA-407 200 Mbit/s

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  • 21specifications compared
  • 9differ
  • 12identical
  • 5known for one product only

Key differences

  • Maximum data transfer rate
    • PLA-402 v3 Powerline Coaxial Ethernet Adapter:200, 100
    • PLA-407 200 Mbit/s:200 Mbit/s
  • Maximum operating distance
    • PLA-402 v3 Powerline Coaxial Ethernet Adapter:700 m
    • PLA-407 200 Mbit/s:500 m
  • Safety
    • PLA-402 v3 Powerline Coaxial Ethernet Adapter:CE-LVD
    • PLA-407 200 Mbit/s:UL, cUL, CE-LVD
  • Operating temperature (T-T)
    • PLA-402 v3 Powerline Coaxial Ethernet Adapter:0 - 45 °C
    • PLA-407 200 Mbit/s:0 - 40 °C
  • Width
    • PLA-402 v3 Powerline Coaxial Ethernet Adapter:113 mm
    • PLA-407 200 Mbit/s:66 mm
  • Depth
    • PLA-402 v3 Powerline Coaxial Ethernet Adapter:105 mm
    • PLA-407 200 Mbit/s:35 mm
  • Height
    • PLA-402 v3 Powerline Coaxial Ethernet Adapter:35 mm
    • PLA-407 200 Mbit/s:138 mm
  • Weight
    • PLA-402 v3 Powerline Coaxial Ethernet Adapter:200 g
    • PLA-407 200 Mbit/s:187 g

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Comparison of PLA-402 v3 Powerline Coaxial Ethernet Adapter, PLA-407
26 specifications
Network2 differ
Maximum data transfer rateDiffers200, 100200 Mbit/s
Frequency rangeKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source2 - 3 GHz
Maximum operating distanceDiffers700 m500 m
Design1 differ
Electromagnetic compatibilityKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceFCC, CE
SafetyDiffersCE-LVDUL, cUL, CE-LVD
CertificationKnown for oneCE FCCUnknown — not stated by the source
Operational conditions1 differ
Operating temperature (T-T)Differs0 - 45 °C0 - 40 °C
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers113 mm66 mm
DepthDiffers105 mm35 mm
HeightDiffers35 mm138 mm
WeightDiffers200 g187 g
Other features1 differ
Quick start guideKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
Package dimensions (WxDxH)Differs270 x 223 x 63 mm178 x 94 x 134 mm
I/O portsKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source1x 10/100Mbps

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