8 Way Coaxial Cable Splitter 5-2500MHz,Work with Satellite TV CATV Antenna System and MoCA Configurations (Sliver-8 Way)

I recently installed the Keliiyo 8 Way Coaxial Cable Splitter in my MoCa system setup, and it has been a seamless experience. The installation process was straightforward and user-friendly, which is a significant plus. There's often a concern about the complexity of setting up network equipment, but this splitter makes it simple and accessible, even for those who aren't tech-savvy.The quality of the splitter is commendable. It feels sturdy and well-built, capable of handling multiple connections without any signal degradation. This is crucial in a MoCa system where maintaining signal integrity is essential for optimal performance. The fact that it just works as intended, without any need for constant adjustments or troubleshooting, adds a lot of value to my daily usage.Despite being labeled for indoor use, I've been using it outdoors, and it's been holding up remarkably well. This durability, even in conditions it's not specifically designed for, speaks volumes about the product's build quality. It's always a relief to have equipment that exceeds expectations, and this splitter does just that.In summary, the Keliiyo 8 Way Coaxial Cable Splitter is a reliable and easy-to-use solution for anyone looking to expand their coaxial connections, especially in a MoCa system. Its straightforward installation, robust build, and consistent performance make it a worthwhile investment for both indoor and outdoor applications.

I bought these because you need a higher frequency splitter to get better speed from your MoCA Ethernet. I also noticed that I had a lot of cable signal splitters in my home electronics box, and I wanted to reduce the number of splitters. My old splitters were only 5 - 500MHz and I was getting around 300 - 550Mbps download speed according to the Xfinity speed test. I replaced my Xfinity gateway with their latest gateway, replaced my splitters with Keliiyo Coaxial Cable Splitters, installed new goCOAX MoCA 2.5GbE adapters and connected them to BrosTrend 8-Port 2.5Gbs switches via ARISKEEN Cat 8 Ethernet cables, and the switches are connected to my computer with ARISKEEN Cat 8 Ethernet cables. Now I am consistently getting over 800Mbps of download speed according to the Xfinity speed test. I would recommend these splitters even if you are not going to use them in a MoCA setup.

I live in an area where it’s hard to get local broadcast with an antenna and was able to find a good antenna spot and then split that broadcast throughout my house because of this. Easy install and pretty slender for what it is. No signal interference and am able to get 30 channels with my atenna in every room now.

We recently upgraded to the KELIIYO 8 Way Coaxial Cable Splitter, and it’s been a game-changer for our home entertainment setup. This splitter, designed for frequencies from 5 to 2500 MHz, has proven to be an essential tool for managing our satellite TV and antenna connections.One weekend, while setting up our new home theater system, we needed to connect multiple TVs and devices. The KELIIYO splitter made it easy to distribute the signal without compromising on quality. The clear and stable reception across all our devices was a huge relief, especially during our movie marathons.The installation was straightforward, and the splitter has been durable and reliable, handling our high-frequency needs without any issues. Its ability to maintain signal integrity has made it a valuable addition to our home setup, ensuring everyone gets a great viewing experience. For anyone looking to optimize their TV and antenna connections, this splitter is an excellent choice.

Unit was an upgrade over a 22 year old splitter unit. Video improvement was stunning.

Quality

I recently purchased a house that had every room wired but only two cables actually plugged in to the input upstairs via a smaller splitter. With this I was able to connect all the rooms I wanted, plus run multiple MoCa adapters without any apparent loss of quality and still get over 500 MBPS download speeds on the farthest leg, without having to wire an amplifier in the attic.

Worked great for the first six months and then started to experience stability issues for the final two weeks until the splitter totally died. Tested the cable Internet connection with and without the splitter, and the splitter was definitely the issue. FWIW, I even had a surge protector and POE filter on it.