Quickly and easily extend the reach of your network with the Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter from Actiontec. MoCA or, Multimedia over Coax Alliance, is a home networking technology in which you can use coaxial wiring to distribute your network connection. With this adapter you can transmit your network signal through your home's coaxial cable, virtually eliminating the need to run additional Ethernet wiring as well as reducing the strain put on Wi-Fi networks. Simply attach the adapter to your home's coaxial outlet, plug the adapter into your router, smart TV, game console, or other Ethernet enabled device, and plug the adapter into an electrical outlet. In addition to distributing your network connection, this bonded MoCA adapter features a dedicated coax connector with support for OTT (over-the-top) content to deliver audio, video, and other media content.
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Key Features
- MoCA 2.0 / 1.1 / 1.0 Compatible
- Data Throughput Up to 1 Gbps
- Works Over Existing Coaxial Wiring
- 2 x Coaxial Connectors
Quickly and easily extend the reach of your network with the Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter from Actiontec. MoCA or, Multimedia over Coax Alliance, is a home networking technology in which you can use coaxial wiring to distribute your network connection. With this adapter you can transmit your network signal through your home's coaxial cable, virtually eliminating the need to run additional Ethernet wiring as well as reducing the strain put on Wi-Fi networks. Simply attach the adapter to your home's coaxial outlet, plug the adapter into your router, smart TV, game console, or other Ethernet enabled device, and plug the adapter into an electrical outlet. In addition to distributing your network connection, this bonded MoCA adapter features a dedicated coax connector with support for OTT (over-the-top) content to deliver audio, video, and other media content.
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ScreenBeam Moca 2.0 Overview
Wired Speeds Boost the Connected Home Experience
Over-the-Top HD video is pushing home networks to the limits, with tablets, smartphones, gaming devices and televisions often streaming high-def content at the same time. The ECB6200 Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter brings an instant performance boost to the home network, ensuring uninterrupted HD video, online gaming, and high speed networking. The device turns a home's coaxial wires into a high speed Ethernet network, with speeds over 1 Gbps. The result is a fast wired backbone that enhances the connected home experience and supplements an existing Wi-Fi network with high-speed wired connection points.
Bonded MoCA Technology for Gigabit Speeds
With support for the latest bonded MoCA 2.0 standard, the ECB6200 bonds MoCA channels to support speeds over 1 Gbps. The result is a richer home networking experience and higher performance for video and gaming apps.
Quick Installation
The ECB6200 Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter works over the home's existing coaxial wiring, enabling homeowners to enjoy the reliability and performance of a wired connection without having to wire the home for Gigabit Ethernet. Simply plug one MoCA adapter into your router and another to the HDTV, set top box or other device. Most do-it-yourself consumers can complete the installation in less than 5 minutes and installation professionals no longer need to pull cables throughout the house.
HD Video Streaming and Gaming
When the home's wireless network can't keep up with bandwidth spikes, homeowners find their HD video gets bumped down to standard definition or pauses to buffer. The ECB6200 Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter relieves the pressure on the home's Wi-Fi. It turns any coax port into a high-speed Ethernet connection that's perfect for connecting HD televisions, set top boxes, and gaming consoles.
Bonded MoCA 2.0 Speeds
MoCA technology allows for the distribution of HD and ultra-HD content around the home over coax. With support for the MoCA 2.0 standard, the ECB6200 delivers wired speeds over 1 Gbps, more than enough bandwidth for HD video, online gaming, and other demanding applications.
UPC: 789286808943
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ScreenBeam Moca 2.0 Reviews
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Does this interfere with an SDI signal? What ...
Does this interfere with an SDI signal? What frequency range does it use (and don't say high)?
Yes, you can use SDI cables with the ScreenBeam Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter (2-Pack). The ScreenBeam Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter (2-Pack) supports the following frequency ranges:
Extended D-band: 1125 ~ 1675 MHz
Full Port Range: 5 ~ 2150 MHz
TV/STB Out Frequency Range: 5 ~ 1002 MHz
Date published: 2023-01-26
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How many of these would I need if I wanted this setup? TWC modem on first floor (I only have internet service), where the Motorola ARRIS modem is (and Airport Extreme router). It is also where the main coax lines run to master, loft, and bedroom. Would I need a set (2) of these to get to each room? Or can one MOCA adapter be connected to router, then split 3 ways with a MOCA adapter in each room? Appreciate your advice.
you need 4
Date published: 2018-08-26
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Does the power adapter works with 220v ?
Yes.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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Can these units be daisy chained? Ie, I have one coax coming to a particular room and I want to have two of these units in the room without a splitter. Can I connect the second one to the second coax connection on the first one?
Not sure what your needs are. I don't think you can daisy chain these. Nor should you need to. If you need more Ethernet/LAN ports (to connect more devices at one room/location) you can connect the RJ45 cable from the Coax Bridge into a Network/Ethernet switch (they come in multiple port options, 4, 6, 8, 12 etc) used to expand the number of ports and then connect the other devices directly into the ports on the switch. This would also be cheaper as switches are much cheaper than this Coaxial BRIDGE device. Hope my comments are helpful. Good Luck
Date published: 2018-08-26