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Name: Actiontec - Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter - Black
Brand: Actiontec
SKU: 5536000
Price: 99.99 USD
Rating: 4.7 (259 reviews)

Actiontec - Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter - Black

Model:: ECB6200S02; |
SKU:: 5536000

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QuestionConsidering on getting these Moca adapters. in trying to research these adapters, I don't see where the modem gets connected to this system. I don't have cable tv, just cable internet. My question is does the Moca adapter take the place of the modem?
Asked 4 years ago by Jim.
- Answer No, you have to connect the wall coax to a two way splitter and from the splitter connect your modem as well as your moca adapter. Once that’s done, connect your moca adapter to your router using an Ethernet cable and that will send internet through the coax in your home. Then, simply connect the other moca adapter to the wall coax in the room you’d like to receive the internet signal and from there connect any Ethernet capable device.
  Answered 3 years ago by Steiger
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QuestionDo these come with the power cords?
Asked 5 years ago by Wayne.
- Answer Yes, I believe they also come with an Ethernet cable for each adapter as well
  Answered 3 years ago by Steiger
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Questionmy residence has spectrum wireless. My separate garage, with bonus room, is approximately 150 feet from my home. I do have cable TV, with box, in the bonus room. Would the Actiontec MoCA 2.0 work using the existing cable wire for this distance?
Asked 5 years ago by 41419497.
- Answer If the garage bonus room is on the same coax as where the spectrum modem is, then yes, this will work.
  Answered 4 years ago by TomK
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QuestionWill the MoCA devices work room to room with a cable amplifier as a hub connecting all the cable lines in the house? Comcast cable enters the house and connects to a large splitter/amplifier which all cables in the house connect to for Comcast signal.
Asked 5 years ago by TomsTVToys.
- Answer The signal travels through the cable. If the router is MoCA enabled, then you need one MoCA on each end of the cable where you want to use it. If not, then an additional MoCA is required at the router.
  Answered 5 years ago by SunCityClean
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QuestionWill this device work to allow a TV cable signal (Vantage) from the newer Frontier router to be taken from the router to the coax locations in the house. The router has no coax output.
Asked 5 years ago by Moose.
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QuestionCan I use this moca bridge to connect Verizon STB (not activated) for TV service
Asked 5 years ago by Sapat.
- Answer All this does is put an ethernet signal back into coax if you aren’t using a Verizon router. If you dont have TV service it wont activate it
  Answered 5 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionWhat type of Ethernet cord should I get to plug from the adapter to the router for the best performance, Cat 5, 6, or 7, yellow one not long enough. Would I need to get two of these or can I use one new cord in one and the original in the other.
Asked 5 years ago by PleaseHelp.
- Answer At least 6. Preferible 7 if you want more than 100Gb transfer
  Answered 5 years ago by SrchKnight
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QuestionWith the Actiontec Bonded MoCA 2.0 Ethernet to Coax Adapter, 2 Pack (ECB6200K02), my son using one of the set obviously for his gaming on his PC. Can't I use that other set he's not using in another room dow to boost my WiFi signal for my Cellular phones
Asked 5 years ago by Jason1972.
This question was asked about the related product: Actiontec - Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter 2-pack
- Answer No. This has nothing to do with your wifi signal. That comes from your router/wifi access point and this has nothing to do with that or your wifi. You need to run this as a set of at least two. One of the units connects with an ethernet cable to a port on your router. It then converts that ethernet signal to transmit over the coaxial cable already installed throughout your house. Subsequent units then connect to cable outlets throughout your house and convert that signal back into ethernet to run an ethernet cable to your computer or devices you want to hardwire internet to. You need one unit by the router to convert the internet to go over coaxial, then use subsequent units to intake that signal and convert it back into useful ethernet connections. It's used in leu of running CAT5 or 6 ethernet cabling throughout the house if you already have the coaxial cabling run.
  Answered 5 years ago by bradskis
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QuestionI currently have a Verizon Fios Quantum G1100 router. The G1100 is Moca capable so if I install one of these in one of my rooms that run coax would it work? Or would I still have to plug one of these to the router and then another one in the room?
Asked 5 years ago by Heisenberg.
- Answer I don’t know about your specific router, but I have an Xfinity router that is MoCa capable and once I was able to activate the MoCa function in the router, I plugged both of these to other devices in the house and they work great.
  Answered 5 years ago by TomK
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QuestionIs it possible to place a switch on the end of the line? The modem is in one side of house but the connection is in on the other side of the house. There are a few devices in the end (TV, ps4, roku). Can this device handle this type of setup?
Asked 5 years ago by 1357KS1.
- Answer You can use a 4 or 8 port switch. If you have devices that have Gigabit ports then be sure to use a Gigabit switch. Plug it in and you will be good to go.
  Answered 5 years ago by DiagonAlleyResident
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QuestionI want to take my Coax cable from my Dish cable and convert it to an HDMI plug to utilize a HDMI input on my TV. will this unit work?? Thanks, Harold.
Asked 5 years ago by Wheels.
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QuestionI accidentally bought a cable router and need to convert from ethernet to coax from modem to router, will this work?
Asked 5 years ago by bucky.
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QuestionDoes this product come with the cables, or will I need to buy those separately?
Asked 5 years ago by slap15.
- Answer The 2-pc MOCA comes with 2 ethernet cable and 2 coax cables.
  Answered 5 years ago by arjee
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QuestionMy apartment dosnt have a coax I can hook up to can I hook my Xfinity box to this would it work the same for WiFi
Asked 5 years ago by Ca.
- Answer No. The point of these are to send the internet signal through the coax wires in a home instead of wording up Ethernet cables.
  Answered 4 years ago by TomK
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QuestionI live in a Rv trying to go from the RV park supplied ethernet internet connection into my RV. trying to do, this Go from ethernet to pre run coax cable out side of RV then access it (coax) in RV and get back to ethernet then to router will this work
Asked 5 years ago by TodMurf.
- Answer You can run long enough ethernet cable from RV park supplied connection to RV then in RV connect router to connect all network devices. This device is not the best solution.
  Answered 5 years ago by Seuss
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QuestionI have coaxial cable hardwired through out the house. Can I patch Ethernet cable from my ISP modem to the the MOCA Adapter and then coaxial connect to this room that makes all the coaxial connections in other rooms hot for internet TV??
Asked 5 years ago by SloughBrewer.
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QuestionHi, I am wondering if I can use this to connect a router with a Ethernet port to the coax in my house, if so would I experience any issues with speed or connectivity?
Asked 5 years ago by Elijah.
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QuestionWill this fix the RDK-30033 error code for Cox Cable?
Asked 5 years ago by Frustrsted.
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Questionwhat length are the ethernet cables that come with this?
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer About 2ft
  Answered 5 years ago by Seuss
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QuestionSo when the coax is plugged in to this adapter can i plug in a Ethernet to the other end and plug it in to the modem router
Asked 5 years ago by RENRIQ.
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Actiontec - Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter - Black

Q: QuestionConsidering on getting these Moca adapters. in trying to research these adapters, I don't see where the modem gets connected to this system. I don't have cable tv, just cable internet. My question is does the Moca adapter take the place of the modem?

Q: QuestionDo these come with the power cords?

Q: Questionmy residence has spectrum wireless. My separate garage, with bonus room, is approximately 150 feet from my home. I do have cable TV, with box, in the bonus room. Would the Actiontec MoCA 2.0 work using the existing cable wire for this distance?

Q: QuestionWill the MoCA devices work room to room with a cable amplifier as a hub connecting all the cable lines in the house? Comcast cable enters the house and connects to a large splitter/amplifier which all cables in the house connect to for Comcast signal.

Q: QuestionWill this device work to allow a TV cable signal (Vantage) from the newer Frontier router to be taken from the router to the coax locations in the house. The router has no coax output.

Q: QuestionCan I use this moca bridge to connect Verizon STB (not activated) for TV service

Q: QuestionWhat type of Ethernet cord should I get to plug from the adapter to the router for the best performance, Cat 5, 6, or 7, yellow one not long enough. Would I need to get two of these or can I use one new cord in one and the original in the other.

Q: QuestionWith the Actiontec Bonded MoCA 2.0 Ethernet to Coax Adapter, 2 Pack (ECB6200K02), my son using one of the set obviously for his gaming on his PC. Can't I use that other set he's not using in another room dow to boost my WiFi signal for my Cellular phones

Q: QuestionI currently have a Verizon Fios Quantum G1100 router. The G1100 is Moca capable so if I install one of these in one of my rooms that run coax would it work? Or would I still have to plug one of these to the router and then another one in the room?

Q: QuestionIs it possible to place a switch on the end of the line? The modem is in one side of house but the connection is in on the other side of the house. There are a few devices in the end (TV, ps4, roku). Can this device handle this type of setup?

Q: QuestionI want to take my Coax cable from my Dish cable and convert it to an HDMI plug to utilize a HDMI input on my TV. will this unit work?? Thanks, Harold.

Q: QuestionI accidentally bought a cable router and need to convert from ethernet to coax from modem to router, will this work?

Q: QuestionDoes this product come with the cables, or will I need to buy those separately?

Q: QuestionMy apartment dosnt have a coax I can hook up to can I hook my Xfinity box to this would it work the same for WiFi

Q: QuestionI live in a Rv trying to go from the RV park supplied ethernet internet connection into my RV. trying to do, this Go from ethernet to pre run coax cable out side of RV then access it (coax) in RV and get back to ethernet then to router will this work

Q: QuestionI have coaxial cable hardwired through out the house. Can I patch Ethernet cable from my ISP modem to the the MOCA Adapter and then coaxial connect to this room that makes all the coaxial connections in other rooms hot for internet TV??

Q: QuestionHi, I am wondering if I can use this to connect a router with a Ethernet port to the coax in my house, if so would I experience any issues with speed or connectivity?

Q: QuestionWill this fix the RDK-30033 error code for Cox Cable?

Q: Questionwhat length are the ethernet cables that come with this?

Q: QuestionSo when the coax is plugged in to this adapter can i plug in a Ethernet to the other end and plug it in to the modem router

QuestionConsidering on getting these Moca adapters. in trying to research these adapters, I don't see where the modem gets connected to this system. I don't have cable tv, just cable internet. My question is does the Moca adapter take the place of the modem?

QuestionDo these come with the power cords?

Questionmy residence has spectrum wireless. My separate garage, with bonus room, is approximately 150 feet from my home. I do have cable TV, with box, in the bonus room. Would the Actiontec MoCA 2.0 work using the existing cable wire for this distance?

QuestionWill the MoCA devices work room to room with a cable amplifier as a hub connecting all the cable lines in the house? Comcast cable enters the house and connects to a large splitter/amplifier which all cables in the house connect to for Comcast signal.

QuestionWill this device work to allow a TV cable signal (Vantage) from the newer Frontier router to be taken from the router to the coax locations in the house. The router has no coax output.

QuestionCan I use this moca bridge to connect Verizon STB (not activated) for TV service

QuestionWhat type of Ethernet cord should I get to plug from the adapter to the router for the best performance, Cat 5, 6, or 7, yellow one not long enough. Would I need to get two of these or can I use one new cord in one and the original in the other.

QuestionWith the Actiontec Bonded MoCA 2.0 Ethernet to Coax Adapter, 2 Pack (ECB6200K02), my son using one of the set obviously for his gaming on his PC. Can't I use that other set he's not using in another room dow to boost my WiFi signal for my Cellular phones

QuestionI currently have a Verizon Fios Quantum G1100 router. The G1100 is Moca capable so if I install one of these in one of my rooms that run coax would it work? Or would I still have to plug one of these to the router and then another one in the room?

QuestionIs it possible to place a switch on the end of the line? The modem is in one side of house but the connection is in on the other side of the house. There are a few devices in the end (TV, ps4, roku). Can this device handle this type of setup?

QuestionI want to take my Coax cable from my Dish cable and convert it to an HDMI plug to utilize a HDMI input on my TV. will this unit work?? Thanks, Harold.

QuestionI accidentally bought a cable router and need to convert from ethernet to coax from modem to router, will this work?

QuestionDoes this product come with the cables, or will I need to buy those separately?

QuestionMy apartment dosnt have a coax I can hook up to can I hook my Xfinity box to this would it work the same for WiFi

QuestionI live in a Rv trying to go from the RV park supplied ethernet internet connection into my RV. trying to do, this Go from ethernet to pre run coax cable out side of RV then access it (coax) in RV and get back to ethernet then to router will this work

QuestionI have coaxial cable hardwired through out the house. Can I patch Ethernet cable from my ISP modem to the the MOCA Adapter and then coaxial connect to this room that makes all the coaxial connections in other rooms hot for internet TV??

QuestionHi, I am wondering if I can use this to connect a router with a Ethernet port to the coax in my house, if so would I experience any issues with speed or connectivity?

QuestionWill this fix the RDK-30033 error code for Cox Cable?

Questionwhat length are the ethernet cables that come with this?

QuestionSo when the coax is plugged in to this adapter can i plug in a Ethernet to the other end and plug it in to the modem router