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== Types == Although different protocols and legislation exists throughout the world, there are basically only two types of PLC: the ''indoor'' PLC and the ''outdoor'' PLC.<ref name=":0" /> * Indoor PLC: indoor PLC is used for LAN networking and narrowband in-house applications, such as home automation. It uses house power wiring to transmit data, injecting the current directly in the power plugs. * Outdoor PLC: applied in the main power line transmissions, such as low-frequency PLC (for telemetry and grid control), and in BPL, for internet transmission via power network. In this type of PLC, the equipment must be robust, to deal with the high voltage levels of the power lines.
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