SatelliteSale DIRECTV 2 PACK - DIRECTV Broadband DECA Ethernet to Coax Adapter - Third Generation (with 2 AC Power Supplies)

*UPDATED* These are so amazing that I bought a second one for my daughter's bedroom too. Our home is approximately 12 years old and was built prior to the rage of wiring for ethernet throughout. We have coaxial connections in each of the bedrooms. We recently decided to allow a Gaming PC to go in my 11 year old son's bedroom. I'm an IT professional and we have excellent Wi-Fi in the house but I was reluctant to use this here as I feared it would negatively impact his online gaming experience. I looked at Powerline Network equipment (runs the network through the power lines of your home). The research would indicate that it is really hit and miss, especially in older homes. I looked at MoCA Network equipment (runs over your coaxial cables). The research indicated that it would provide a very stable connection, but the equipment I found online seemed expensive. Then, I stumbled on these DECA adapters from DirectTV. They are essentially MoCA, but run on a different frequency band. This means they are slower, limited to 100Mbit/second. For my use case, this was totally acceptable. I was more concerned with the consistency and latency of his connection, not the overall throughput. That is about the limit of our internet connection's downstream anyways. The installation was so simple, I was shocked. Plug the coax cable into one side of the DECA adapter, power it with the included AC adapter and then connect an ethernet cable from the other side of the DECA adapter into your PC. Then, do the same thing on the other side of your coaxial cable but instead of plugging an ethernet cable into a PC, you'd be plugging it into an available port on your home router or switch. Once you do this, it just starts working. I am tickled with these. For $40, this is a steal. You can't even buy a decent USB Wi-Fi card or a set of Powerline Adapters for that. Highly recommended.

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At the time I bought this set, we had DirecTV. We had an HR44-500 and a Genie Mini here in the house and a second Genie Mini in an external building away from the house. The second Genie was served by a buried coax cable that is about 300 feet in length. The HR44-500 has a built in wireless Deca to provide an internet connection to the system so that the Genies can function properly. My goal with the Deca's was to provide an internet connection to the external building for a smart TV. I started connecting the Deca system by disconnecting my HR44-500 from the Wi-Fi. Next I connected one of the Deca's via the provided ethernet cable to my ISP modem, then I ran a coax cable from the Deca to one of the terminals on the SWM splitter. Luckily my internet connection is close to the SWM splitter. Next I connected the provided power supply to the Deca and verified that I had an internet connection at the HR44-500. I then went to the external building and connected the other Deca to the SWM connector at that end. I then connected the Smart TV via an ethernet cable and connected the power supply to the Deca. I powered on the Smart TV and it connected to the internet. It's that easy! It provides an internet connection over the same coax cable without interfering with my DirecTV signal at all! With this Deca set I was able to provide a wired internet connection for my Directv setup and I used my existing coax cable to run an internet connection to a building that was too far away for a router to reach. If this hadn't worked, I was looking at either burying a Cat 6 cable or installing an expensive point to point wireless bridge to reach the other building. About a month ago I decided to cancel my DirecTV service and go with a streaming service instead. I sent back my DirecTV equipment and left the Deca's in place, along with all of the existing coax cables. My internet connection is still going strong at the second building. I can stream 4K content seamlessly. I recently installed a wireless access point at the second building and made it an extension of my home network. I used the same SSID and password as my home network so my devices will roam between access points as I go between the house and the other building. Having an access point at the other building means I can airprint and also access all the devices on my home network from the other building. I haven't had to touch this system since I installed it, it just works!

Excellent for using TV Coaxial cable already installed in the house, speed upto 80-90 GBPS

Increíble solución que convierte tu antigua infraestructura coaxial a distribución de Internet. Es plug and play,el único inconveniente es que solo corre a 10/100. Gracias