Amphenol 2-Way Digital Coaxial Splitter MoCA 2.5 ABS312H

If you are looking to set up an Ethernet backhaul using the existing coax wiring in your walls, the Amphenol 2-Way Digital Coaxial Splitter is an absolute must-have. I used this to bridge my network across the house, and it has worked flawlessly. My setup goes from the coax wall outlet into this splitter, then out to the cable modem. From the modem, it connects to my router/Ethernet network, and then I feed an Ethernet line into a MoCA device, which sends the internet signal back into the other port of the splitter to distribute high-speed wired internet throughout the house. This splitter handles the high-frequency demands of MoCA seamlessly, ensuring a stable, lightning-fast connection with zero dropped signals or interference. It's compact, well-built, and handles digital signals exactly as advertised. If you're trying to get reliable wired internet across your home without drilling new holes for Ethernet cables, this is a top-tier product to buy!

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..

Used a 3-way & 2- way of this product, along with proper terminations, and it solved my Verizon MoCA adapter issue. Getting ~500mbs, duplex, without running Ethernet on 1gbs Version broadband. Good enough for our offices and I don't have to worry about wi-fi crowding around my neighborhood or a mesh network. No noticable impacts on TV or anything else on the cable network. Also Verizon Fios-G1100 modem has a built in MoCA adapter.

Good quality, works as intended. Split cable from modem for mocca box connection.

Appears to be of good quality. In place and appears to be working. Unfortunately, not an easy device to assess without the appropriate test gear. The only thing I would have liked is the addition of at least one terminator included.

This upgrade - plus capping off the unused line seemed to solve my intermittent sound issues with my Xfinity box. AI’s suggestion - I never would have thought updating a 5 year old splitter would do the trick, but it did. Very inexpensive fix

I recently upgraded my home network setup with the Mphenol 8-Way Digital Splitter MoCA 2.5 ABS318H, and I couldn't be happier with its performance. As someone who values a strong and reliable internet connection, this splitter has proven to be an excellent addition to my network infrastructure. First and foremost, the ABS318H splitter's signal distribution capabilities are impressive. With eight ports, I can effortlessly connect multiple devices, such as TVs, gaming consoles, streaming devices, and computers, without experiencing any noticeable loss in signal quality. Each device receives a strong and stable connection, ensuring smooth and uninterrupted data transfer. One of the standout features of this splitter is its MoCA 2.5 compatibility. This technology allows me to extend my network through the existing coaxial cable wiring in my home, providing a seamless and robust connection in every room. The ABS318H handles the MoCA signals flawlessly, enhancing the overall network performance and allowing me to enjoy high-speed internet throughout my house.

I tried using the existing coax network configuration but the MoCA 2.5 boxes couldn’t talk to each other. You need a splitter capable of passing the higher frequency and this fit the bill. It’s been about 6 months now and the network works flawlessly.