ScreenBeam Bonded MoCA 2.0 netwerkadapter voor snel internet, Ethernet over coax - starterskit (model: ECB6200K02)

Funktioniert zuverlässig und ist Plug-and-Play. Es sind 2 Splitter, 2 Koax-Kabel und 2 LAN-Kabel mitgeliefert. Für Deutschland benötigt man nur noch 2 Reiseadapter für die Netzteile. Über eine Direktverbindung via vorhandenem Koax-Kabel (ca. 20 Meter Kabellänge) habe ich eine andere Wohnung mit meinem Glasfaseranschluss versorgt und es kommen ohne Schwankungen knapp 1.000 MBit/s an. Ggf. kann hier sogar noch mehr übertragen werden, wenn der Glasfaseranschluss nicht limitieren würde. Mit so einer guten Performance im Praxiseinsatz hätte ich nicht gerechnet.

Hooked up to my coax cable and at the other end the Telus Wifi Booster that has built in Moca. Took several seconds for the connection to work. The speeds are really good. A very good buy.

This is a must have technology if you have dark coaxial (unused) in your house and getting internet via coaxial. It's not inexpensive and it does not replace routers in a large home with a basement and backyard, rather it boosts your wireless connection dramatically - in my case consistent 290+Mbps on an 300 Mbps from my internet provider. A bunch of things you need to know before you embark on this effort:1- You should watch all the videos related to the device and the technology itself to make sure you understand how this works and whether it will work for you2- You are currently getting your internet via coaxial and have access to point of entry into your home and existing splitters (ideally as you will need to replace the splitters)3- You previously had a good signal to all your coaxial outlets and not too much noise on the lines4- Purchase your MoCA filter along with high quality MoCA splitters to match your existing splitter requirements5- Map out where you'll need to change splitters - e.g. in my installation I had 3x2 way splitters and 2x4 way splitters6- Try to consolidate your lines as much as possible - e.g. in my case I have 3 rooms that don't need a coax connection since the WiFi coverage after MoCA implementation is more than adequate7- You still need your existing router or new routers - e.g in my case I have a multi-router deployment that was previously either mesh or bridge8-You may need to reconfigure your routers depending on models - e.g. in my case I have a complete TP-LINK multi-router deployment some dating back several years but with good security and updated firmware which still can handle at least 180Mbps more than enough for my needs - I had to reconfigure all the bridged routers to Access Points to get the maximum speed and connectivity9- Do the easy work first9 a. - install your MoCA filter at coaxial point of entry into your house - must have it for security purposes to demarcate your data travel up and down the wires and not expose your network to outside data splash inbound or outbound up to 300 feet - this is very important9 b. - change your splitters wherever you can to have the MoCA compatible splitters and maximize data throughput without significant loss9 c. - install the first pair of MoCA adapters as per instructions and TEST, TEST, TEST - make sure it works in a basic configuration before you start reconfiguring routers which is very time consuming9 d. - Your MoCA connection may vary from the base instructions - e.g. in my case I connected the first splitter that came with the set to my modem and the MoCA adapter -then, I ran the ethernet from the MoCA adapter to a WiFi 7 router which is my primary router that controls my older WiFi 6 and previous version routersIt took me approx. 8hrs over 3 days to get my setup right but once it is installed it is lightning fast and far exceeds my prior straight up mesh and bridge connections - I highly recommend this device from this manufacturer.

Never knew how much I needed a MoCA network until I installed this. Can't ever see going back to WiFi for any thing that has the option to plug into a hard line now.

Worked perfectly, great solution