TP-Link ADSL2+ Modem, Up to 24Mbps Downstream Bandwidth Model TD-8616 For Sale

TP-Link ADSL2+ Modem, Up to 24Mbps Downstream Bandwidth Model TD-8616
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TP-Link ADSL2+ Modem, Up to 24Mbps Downstream Bandwidth Model TD-8616:
$50.00

Description

What This Product Does

ADSL2+ Modem TD-8616 enables you to access a high speed DSL Internet connection. It supports the ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+ standards to provide high performance - up to 24Mbps downstream bandwidth, and long reach from the central office of your ISP (Internet Service Provider). With one Ethernet port, it can be directly connected to a computer to provide Internet access. You can also create a wired or wireless network to share your high speed Internet connection by connecting a wired or wireless router to this modem.


Key Features

Support ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+ standards

Up to 24Mbps downstream bandwidth

Support 8 PVCs and fit for most ISPs around the world

6KV Lightning Protection helps your device avoid the damage of tough thunderstorms

Built-in firewall protects against Internet attacks

Support 100-240V power supply

Package Contents

ADSL Modem TD-8616

External Splitter

RJ-11 Telephone Cable

RJ-45 Ethernet Cable

Quick Installation Guide

Resource CD

Power Adapter



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