Amphenol 2-Way Digital Coaxial Splitter MoCA 2.5 ABS312H

Fantastic value. I bought a pair of Hitron HTEM5 2.5GbE MoCA Adapters to run 2.5GbE from one room to another, and unfortunately realized that would not work because the wiring was partially unplugged by my former cable carrier, so they wouldn't work. I was able to quickly identify the two conductors I need and connect them with this splitter. My single pole is just connecting to the ground stake because I don't have cable service. It was extremely easy to install due to its small size, but I'm sure you could wiggle the larger ones in too. It immediately established a link and works perfectly for me..

Got these to work around low coverage areas in the house by running through the ubiquitous cable wires. These splitters work fine. The ethernet over cable speeds are fine - even using older cable wires that have been installed forever. Some cheap older MoCA adapters, a couple of old routers as access points, and the coverage is cleared up. Now my console download speeds are great, among other things.

Nothing fancy, just a coax splitter approved for MoCA deployments. Working great with a MoCA 2.0 deployment at home.

Worked well! I was trying to set up a MoCa system and realized my old coaxial splitter did not support MoCa 2.5! I slotted this one in and it instantly worked.

Good quality but not sure if it improved anything.

I used this 8 way splitter to send MOCA and TV signals to 6 MOCA devices and multiple tv's in my home with all cables home "runned" back to this splitter. Just remember to put the MOCA adaptor that connects to your Internet router, to the "input" on this splitter, so all 8 ports have maximum MOCA signal to your router, and thus, maximum speed (MOCA device signals between output ports on a splitter will have lower speeds than to the input port). I also used a 2 port MOCA splitter in reverse to combine my UHF TV antenna signal with the MOCA adaptor that connects to the router (connecting both signals to this splitter input), thus all ports in the house have both MOCA and UHF digital TV available. MOCA frequencies are well above UHF TV so no problem mixing them. Just don't also have your cable modem signal on the line too as that is usually incompatible with UHF TV. It's best to use a UHF amplifier (I use a 24db gain one) before injecting the UHF TV signal into this 8 way splitter as you lose 11db on every port plus the loss in your cables. Don't forget to use a 75 ohm terminator on any unused output ports. Tighten all F connectors with pliers. Hand tight threading is not good enough for MOCA frequencies. A highly recommended product.

A coax cable tester “tone generator” helped identify the correct cable. I had a dozen cables hooked up in the outside cable box. I only needed three for the “MoCA” system. Very fast wired internet with no buffering from the routers now.

This absolutely saved my setup! My recent Moca adapter was constantly screaming for signals, so this one is perfect. Thank you! It lowered the screaming as expected.