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[Nexblue]

I would expect them to know whats required. They cannot be a back garden shed company !

Haha! Of course we're not!
Actually sharing ideas and feedbacks once our product will be ready and tester by your community is our purpose. For the requirements, of course all advices are well welcomed but we know, that a forum is a space where you share more than you take

 

[baldelectrician]

Hi! Yes, unfortunately, to fit with the Water protection standards and according to our product design we don't have a way to have the LAN connection as a feature.
But, we recommend for this case of usage, to use a powerline adapter for internet. This can works with farmhouse, warehouse, underground car parks etc...

Don 't buy that part.

If you can have mains connections and retain IP ratings you can have LAN connection and maintain IP ratings. It's all about design

You can count me out of your trial, thanks- but no thanks

 

[Spoon]

Hi! Yes, unfortunately, to fit with the Water protection standards and according to our product design we don't have a way to have the LAN connection as a feature.

Please can you elaborate on this as I also don't understand this bit.
If you can get the IP rating for the power cable then you should for the LAN cable.
You can also buy a cable combining Power & LAN. Not much use in your model as there is no were to connect the LAN to.

 

[Simon47]

Hi! Yes, unfortunately, to fit with the Water protection standards and according to our product design we don't have a way to have the LAN connection as a feature.

Really ?
Presumably you have a glanded inlet for the power cable. It should not be difficult to provide one for a LAN cable, and/or for one of those special cables that combines LAN and power.

But, we recommend for this case of usage, to use a powerline adapter for internet. This can works with farmhouse, warehouse, underground car parks etc...

Nooooooooooooooo !
Powerline adapters are an invention of evil people with no regard for the electromagnetic spectrum. They are the radio equivalent of turning your home HiFi up to 15 so you can hear it as you walk to the shops. If our regulatory bodies hadn't spent so much effort working out ways to make it "not their responsibility" they'd have been banned because of their known noisy radio emissions across a wide chunk of the spectrum - and yes, they will probably affect your DSL line speed. See Ban-PLT for the gory details.