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Actiontec MoCA WiFi Wireless Network Extender kit - CaffeineNet - $25 (West Boise)
Lake Hazel near Cloverdale
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Actiontec WCB3000 (NOT the WCB3000N model) MoCA extender.
This is the 'rare' WCB3000 (without the 'n' at the end) that differs from the more common model:
- '2' F-connections (so a 'splitter' is not needed, since the 2nd F-connection is a 'pass-through' to your TV or Cable box)
- Has 'white' LEDs on the front panel, as apposed to 'green'. (see photos)
- Has '3' default login accounts (user, tech, mso) for different levels of access to the web GUI
Includes ECB2500C and WCB3000 units, original AC adapters, network cables, COAX extension cables (if you need to connect the 2nd F-connector to your TV or cable box), F-connector 'caps' (in case you do NOT connect to a TV or cable box), and print-out of the initial setup instructions.
Specifications
o Dual Band concurrent (2.4Ghz and 5Ghz)
o 2.4/5 GHz IEEE 802.11n 2x2
o Supports both 20 MHz and 40 MHz channels
o Full IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n legacy compatibility with enhanced performance
o Comprehensive wireless network security support that includes WPA, WPA2, and AES encryption/decryption Ethernet
o Two 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet ports MoCA Coax
o MoCA 1.1 compliant
o Two coaxial F‐connectors (COAX splitter not needed)
** NOTE: If you currently are using a Satellite service on the COAX cabling you intend to use with the MoCA networking, you can NOT ! Satellite signals use the entire 'spectrum' of wavelengths, jamming antenna, normal 'cable' TV, and MoCA signals... If you have seperate COAX cabling for use with the MoCA devices (or only use antenna, 'cable' TV, and normal internet services, then it should function properly.
I have more units, and other types (including WiFi extenders), so so see all of my 'MoCA' items available, search for "CaffeineNet"...