Actiontec Ethernet to Coax MoCA Network Adapter for Cable TV Households

Designed for cable broadband subscribers, the ECB2500C MoCA Network Adapter makes it easy and affordable to add the reliability of a wired Internet connection through the home's existing coaxial cables. Based on the highly popular MoCA (Multimedia over Coax Alliance) standard, the adapter delivers speeds up to 270 Mbps wherever there's a coaxial port. The ECB2500C is an ideal solution for connecting the gaming console, HDTV or other home theater device that requires a fast, reliable, 'always on' Internet connection. It's also a great way to relieve bandwidth pressure on your home wireless network.

• Supports full Ethernet speed
• Uses existing coax cabling
• Reduced beacon power level
• Up to 1004MHz RF signal pass through
• Coexistence with cable TV services

Fast for High Performance Home Entertainment Networking
The ECB2500C MoCA adapter delivers a strong and stable connection (up to 270 Mbps) that will allow you to experience silky-smooth streaming HD video without the lags and buffering associated with lower performance connections. The product supports QOS to manage your bandwidth, ensuring critical applications like video streaming get allocated the priority bandwidth.

Works Wherever you Have a Coax Outlet
MoCA technology turns your home's existing coaxial wires into a high-speed, whole home network. Wherever you have a coaxial port, you can get high speed Internet access., perfect for online gaming or streaming an HD movie. This means you can connect a device in the home theater, even bring an awesome gaming experience to the basement, without having to run Ethernet cable all over the house or struggle with wireless dead zones or spotty signal strength.

Compatible with Cable Service
The ECB2500C is designed specifically for homes with Cable TV and is compatible with virtually any device that has an Ethernet port, including Blu-ray, Xbox 360, PS3, streaming media devices, computers and more. It does not support homes with satellite TV.