Comcast High Speed Ethernet Coax Splitter

Comes with phone cable, Ethernet cable, coax cable all of high quality. This is one of the highest joule rated surge protector. I'm going to buy another one... This is my second. The other one is on my entertainment system with a ton of power blocks and cable. Ohh... Did I mention this has an electric noise filter? A great feature for those sensitive electronics and will notice cleaner audio from your speakers. Plenty of power outlets never have to worry about having enough jacks.

I have had comcast connection for internet. Comcast always claimed that I on my high speed plan but my existing wifi router would never give me that much speed. I switched to ubnt router and voila comcast's claim turned out to be true.

Excellent modem. High speed. Fully compatible with high speed of Comcast. Amazingly easy to set up. No adjustments needed. Customer service very responsive to questions asked.

I'm running SDI down a 100' of coax and using this splitter to sent my image to two large TVs on stage. It works perfectly.

I have Cat 5e and Coax to each room next to my TV's in each of my rooms. COMCAST is killing me on extra charges so I took one box and ran all my TV's off the Cat 5e. It works grate saving about 15.00 each month will pay for it self with in a year. Thank you KanexPro. Also I believe the picture is much clearer in 1080.

Great Gig speed cable modem for Comcast/Xfinity to go with my high speed mesh network. Easy set up.

Used this for a elevator camera conversion. This allows you to use a single BNC coax cable to power and connect a Ethernet POE camera. You only need to supply 24vdc to the near end converter. It also extends the operational distance limitations. very nice

Great slim design for behind TV with phone, ethernet and Coax protection. Very easy to install and use.

We use the Palun converters for converting cameras that were installed over Coax and we want to convert them to Ethernet. They work great for this application and allow you to keep moving without running new wire.

Just moved into a new construction house where the builder didn't think to run ethernet to every room. He did, however, run coax. Although I have zero intention of getting cable tv, it looks as if these will run cable box/tv coax pass through. I just had fiber installed in the basement, and ran out from the fiber router via ethernet to one of these, then plugged that into the coax that runs to my living room. I put the other MoCA adapter in the living room, plugged it into a 5 port switch which is connected to my SmartTV and PS4. Within 15 mins, I'm streaming 4K on my new tv, while having a rock solid connection speed on my PS4, and not noticing any load impact on my wireless network. Works like a charm. If you unplug ethernet devices, you may want to power cycle the receiving unit, in order to get a fresh IP.