Ethernet LAN-adapter Devolo Magic 2 LAN

Ethernet LAN Adapter Devolo Magic 2 LAN provides high-speed Powerline internet directly from your wall socket. Using the G.hn standard and MIMO transmission, this compact adapter (66 × 42 × 130 mm) delivers up to 2400 Mbit/s over your existing electrical wiring and includes a Gigabit Ethernet port and a built-in power socket for convenient placement without losing an outlet.

Advantages

Devolo Magic 2 LAN combines a certified G.hn Powerline implementation with MIMO technology to achieve higher throughput and greater stability than conventional single-channel solutions. It supports modern Ethernet standards (IEEE 802.3 family), is simple to install with Plug & Play operation, and keeps power consumption low (typical 2.8 W, standby 0.7 W). The adapter is compatible with other Magic devices and works alongside existing dLAN networks and any router type.

Suitable for

• High-bandwidth UHD and 8K streaming on Smart TVs
• Online multiplayer gaming with consoles or PCs
• Home office setups requiring secure and reliable wired connectivity
• Extending network access to rooms without Wi‑Fi coverage

Key specifications

• Maximum data transfer rate: 2400 Mbit/s
• Ethernet interface: Gigabit Ethernet (IEEE 802.3, 802.3u, 802.3ab, 802.3az, 802.3x)
• Wi‑Fi: No (Powerline Ethernet adapter)
• Built-in power socket: Yes
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 66 × 42 × 130 mm
• Power consumption: Typical 2.8 W, Standby 0.7 W
• Standard: G.hn (HomeGrid Forum certified)

How to use

Plug the Devolo Magic 2 LAN adapter into a mains socket near the device you want to connect and use an Ethernet cable to link your Smart TV, game console, PC, or router to the adapter's Gigabit port. Plug a second Magic adapter into a socket near your router or an existing Magic unit to establish the Powerline network. The devices pair automatically via Plug & Play; all Magic adapters are interoperable and compatible with standard routers.

Recommendations

For best performance, connect adapters directly to wall sockets rather than power strips or surge protectors, and avoid using them on different electrical circuits separated by a meter or transformer. Use Cat5e or higher Ethernet cables to the connected devices to ensure full Gigabit throughput.