Expand your home network with the ECB7250 MoCA 2.5 Network Adapter 2-pack from ScreenBeam to enjoy fast and reliable 4K video streaming, online gaming, and internet browsing experiences at multi-Gig speeds. Featuring support for the MoCA 2.5 standard, the ECB7250 connects to your router or other wired device's 2.5G compatible RJ45 port and networks them together using your home's existing coaxial cabling to deliver up to 2.5 Gb/s speeds. Modules include a single RJ45 Ethernet port and a coaxial port, and don't require any additional hardware or software for installation.

Ethernet Over Coax Adapter    Up to 2.5 Gb/s Throughput    1 x RJ45 Ethernet Port    1 x Coax Connector    MoCA 2.5 Support    Plug-and-Play

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this interfere with a Cisco wireless extender that I have for all other network attached devices - primarily laptops and Mac and IOS devices?

A: Not at all.

Q: 2. In the Wireless Access point Mode how many user can connect to access network resources and the internet? (Not connecting for Wireless Display features)

A: The ScreenBeam 1100 Plus 4K Wireless Display Receiver with HDMI (B&H # SCWD1100P) is not typically used as a Wireless Access Point for users that are not connected for display features, but it is possible for it to be configured this way. It would have a technical upper limit of 5000 users, but this number would likely be significantly limited by the available bandwidth.

Q: 3. Does it help to download videos?

A: The Boost Wireless Network Adapter is only for use with Sonos speakers. I don't think you can use it to download videos.

Q: 4. Do I need to purchase a UniFi OS console in order to configure this?

A: The Ubiquiti Networks UniFi Building-to-Building Network Bridge (2-Pack) is pre configured but a UniFi Cloud Key (1.0.5 or newer) or UniFi Dream Machine (1.0.1 or newer) or a Linux, Mac OS X, or Microsoft Windows 7/8/10 would be required to run the UnFi OS console software.

Q: 5. how many different users can connect with this to screen share to a large monitor in conference room?

A: The number of simultaneous users is not documented. Could be unlimited or at least dozens depending upon the available bandwith. "Unlimited Users. Any Content. Any Device. Any Operating System ScreenBeam 960 uses a secure, high performance, network-efficient peer-to-peer streaming technology to enable wireless content sharing. The ScreenBeam 960 eliminates the constraints of cables and adapters so users can drive content from anywhere in the room and can wirelessly collaborate."

Q: 6. Can this be used to copy an mSATA with an OS installed to a new mSATA with a SATA to USB adapter and the new mSATA intalled in laptop where old one was? Any advice on doing this? uh, thanks *thumbs up + good karma*

A: Yes, the Sabrent mSATA to 2.5" SATA III Adapter BH #SAECMSSA would allow you to use it to clone an mSATA SSD to another one. I would recommend using the free version of Macrium reflect. That will allow you to clone the old SSD to the new one. Once that is done, you can install the new one and it should boot up from there.

Q: 7. Does the power adapter works with 220v ?

A: It would appear that the adapter says 100 to 240 volts for input. So I would say yes, it should work. If not, all you should need is a DC power adapter, that's 5 volts 2 amps that's for 220v.

Q: 8. How many of these would I need if I wanted this setup? TWC modem on first floor (I only have internet service), where the Motorola ARRIS modem is (and Airport Extreme router). It is also where the main coax lines run to master, loft, and bedroom. Would I need a set (2) of these to get to each room? Or can one MOCA adapter be connected to router, then split 3 ways with a MOCA adapter in each room? Appreciate your advice.

A: you need 4

Q: 9. Does this interfere with an SDI signal? What frequency range does it use (and don't say high)?

A: Yes, you can use SDI cables with the ScreenBeam Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter (2-Pack). The ScreenBeam Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter (2-Pack) supports the following frequency ranges: Extended D-band: 1125 ~ 1675 MHz Full Port Range: 5 ~ 2150 MHz TV/STB Out Frequency Range: 5 ~ 1002 MHz

Q: 10. What is the maximum or recommended distance for deployments of this item?

A: Assuming a clear unblocked line of sight the manufacturer stated max range is 1640'.