Hello, 

just have a question about the TP Link TL-WPA8630PKit pass-through. I have a Belkin BSV804 8 way surge protected extension lead and I'm wondering if I can plug it into the TP Links pass-through that is connected to the wall outlet. I was originally using two outlets, one for the TP Link powerline adapter and one for the extension lead. But recently the ping has started spiking constantly and it only happens later on in the day so I feel like the extension cable is causing issues for the powerline adapter because they are both plugged into the outlets next to each other. When I first turn my PC on I get no issues at all and my ping is stable, then later on in the day my ping begins spiking. I don't think it's any appliances causing the issue because nothing is really turned on later at night. I have done loads of tests on ping plotter with and without the powerline adapters. The ping spikes are not a thing when over wifi apart from the odd one because it's wifi. But as soon as I plug the powerline adapter back in I get ping spikes. Anyway any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Simon

Edit: I also forgot to ask, if I plug the surge protected extension lead into the pass-through would I still get interference anyway? Also in this extension lead I have my two monitors, gaming pc and Xbox One X. The extension lead is also rated at 13Amps and the TP Link is supposedly rated at 16Amps but on the actual powerline adapter it says input and output is rated at 13Amps. I'm also from the UK if that helps at all.