Name: Actiontec - Ethernet-to-Coaxial MoCA Network Adapter - Black
Brand: Actiontec
SKU: 9244145
Rating: 4.7 (30 reviews)

Key Specs
- Adapter Type: Wired
General
- Product Name: Ethernet-to-Coaxial MoCA Network Adapter
- Brand: Actiontec
- Model Number: ECB2500C02
- Color: Black
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts: 90 days limited
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor: 90 days limited
Other
- UPC: 789286808011

Extend Ethernet connectivity to your Internet-ready TV, Blu-ray player or other device over a coaxial input with this Actiontec ECB2500C02 MoCA network adapter, which provides a high-speed Internet connection while maintaining cable TV signal integrity.

MoCA (Multimedia over Coax Alliance) 1.1 technology: Allows you to connect your router to compatible Internet-ready multimedia devices, such as TVs, DVRs, Blu-ray players and gaming consoles, for high-speed Internet access over coaxial cables.
Supports U.S. CATV and terrestrial signals: To maintain signal integrity and minimize degradation, so you can watch cable TV uninterrupted. Coexists with most broadband services for wide-ranging compatibility.
Data transfer rates up to 270 Mbps: For a fast Internet connection.

Whats Included

Actiontec Ethernet-to-Coaxial MoCA Network Adapter
Owner's manual

Q: does it work with charter?!?!?!?

A: Yes, the adapter is compatible with Charter.

Q: I want to convert an ethernet signal to a coaxial one because I have an old TV that only has Coax input. Will this device take an ethernet signal from the wall and convert it to a Coaxial signal to connect to the TV?

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Q: I use ethernet wires in 1 room for cable to router and router to computers. I have a Bolt in another room using wireless. I want to convert Bolt using wireless to Moca AND install a Tivo Mini in 3rd room using Moca. Do I need 2 or 3 of these adapters?

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Q: Comcast coaxial tv cable comes through wall from outside. A splitter with 1 cable goes to tv works fine. Want other cable to connect to desktop as hardwired ethernet for internet. Is this doable? Thank you

A: I cannot speak for Comcast; however, I have Verizon FIOS and am operating exactly as you intend to. Split the signal with one coax to an HDTV; the other goes into my Actiontec MOCA box - where there is an Ethernet port that I hookup to my computer.

Q: I have a Comcast cable coming into the house for TV. It has a splitter. One goes to the TV. I'm hoping to connect A computer using the other side of the splitter or the second cable and this device to hardwire The computer for Internet. Would this work?

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Q: What type of product can be use to access internet and tv with out using a Cox porovider

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Q: Do your ethernet cards connect at 100MBPS?

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Q: What is the return policy on this item?

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Customers are saying

Customers are delighted by the Ethernet-to-Coaxial MoCA Network Adapter's performance, reporting it as reliable and fast. The adapter's ease of use is also frequently praised, with users highlighting its simple installation and setup. No significant drawbacks were reported.

This summary was generated by AI based on customer reviews.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Moca adaptor
I bought a new tivo Roamio- it was recommended that I use a MoCa adaptor, and didn't have a clue- basically this was a super easy plug and play that gives Ethernet speeds to your home via your existing cable tv wiring- plugged in the cables and was up and running in minutes- worked right with no fiddling/setup. All of my tv's are using either a tivo, or tivo mini- super happy
This review is from Actiontec - Ethernet-to-Coaxial MoCA Network Adapters (2-Pack) - Black
Posted 10 years ago by Patmac
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great Product, Easy Solution
This device transforms a wireless connection into a steady, fast wired connection. My own reason for purchasing the device was that the "included" WiFi for my apartment frequently dropped with no rhyme or reason, or wouldn't connect, and when it did connect it was so slow that it would take me ten to fifteen minutes to load a page, never mind even trying to stream. I put forth the upfront cost and my landlord installed one device in their home and the other was installed on my end. The setup was painless and quick, no more than fifteen minutes tops, and the connection has been hugely improved ever since. An occasional hiccup here and there while streaming video occurs, but nothing truly notable or remarkable. This is being used with service from Time Warner Cable and I have had no issues. Definitely a better alternative than installing a new line and paying a monthly service fee for it or even adding a router (and paying a monthly fee for that!). The feed over the coaxial cable is steady and reliable, something it most definitely wasn't when I was relying on their WiFi reaching from the house to the garage. Lastly, the device is so small in size that it creates no inconvenience for either party. It is worth every penny, though I do wish it were slightly less expensive, but that one time upfront cost is still so much less than new lines, installation fees, monthly subscriptions, etc. MOCA is absolutely the way to go if you need a solution to Wireless issues and want a wired connection!
This review is from Actiontec - Ethernet-to-Coaxial MoCA Network Adapters (2-Pack) - Black
Posted 11 years ago by Angel
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Better alternative to power line adapters and wifi
Living in an older house I always wished we had network cables running throughout the house. The next alternative was to use power line adapters, which worked well for light internet use (i.e, surfing, email, etc), but not good enough for steaming HD content. That's where these MOCA adapters come into play. The setup was fairly simple. Connect an ethernet cable from the router to the MOCA adapter. Then a coax cable to the MOCA adapter. In the other room I had connected the coax cable to the other MOCA adapter and then to a switch. Streaming of HD content no longer suffered from buffering. We were also able to play a few online games without any hiccups. The only negative, if there is one, would be that they could be a few bucks cheaper.
This review is from Actiontec - Ethernet-to-Coaxial MoCA Network Adapters (2-Pack) - Black
Posted 11 years ago by KnurdyOne