Would this be compatible in an existing coaxial network using actiontec ecb6200k02 adapters?

I actually tried to add this GoCoax adapter to my existing MoCa network (which has been running perfectly for several years now) that had two ecb6200k02 adapters on it, and it really caused a lot of problems. The GoCoax and one of the Actiontecs are alluded to connect to wifi routers to extend my home network, and they would freeze up after a while, and I would have to unplug and then plug it back in. After a week of messing with the network and all the adapters, I was finally able to track the problem back down to the GoCoax adapters. Interestingly, one adapter would work fine, but once I added both of them, the problems returned. I eventually just gave up, and bought an Actiontec Bonded 2.5 and removed one of the goCoax adapters, (meaning there is now a bonded 2.0, 2.5, and bonded 2.5 all on the same network) and everything works perfectly, just like it used to.

Can you just connect the adapter's ethernet port to an existing router and use a standalone coax cable to extend the connection to another room?

Hello, very interested but here we don't get modems/routers with coax, so I'm wondering if this would work Moca 1 Router to Moca 1 via ethernet, Moca 1 to coaxial socket on wall Moca 2 Moca 2 to PC via ethernet, Moca 2 connected to coaxial socket on wall Thank you very much.

What's the maximum length this product can transmit over coaxial? Trying to push an internet signal about 500 ft and have around 50/mbps speed.

What kind of coaxial cable are you using? Is there a splitter between the two MoCA adapters? The suggested attenuation between our device is less than 55 dB. For RG-6 cable, the attenuation of 500 ft should be about 40 dB, our device should can work normally.

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🚀 Upgrade your home network to pro-level speed and stability!

ULTRA LOW 3 MS LATENCY - Experience lag-free online gaming and VR with near-zero delay.
PLUG PLAY MO CA 2 5 TECH - Transform your existing coaxial cables into a powerhouse network instantly.
BLAZING 2 5 GBPS THROUGHPUT - Stream 4K/8K, game, and transfer files without a hiccup.
ROBUST INTERFERENCE FREE - Shielded coaxial cables minimize interference for rock-solid connections.
FLEXIBLE SETUP SCALABILITY - Wall or desktop mount, supports up to 16 devices in one seamless network.

The goCoax MoCA 2.5 Adapter delivers real 2.5Gbps bandwidth over your existing coaxial cables, enabling ultra-fast, low-latency wired connections ideal for 4K/8K streaming, online gaming, and large file transfers. With easy plug-and-play installation, support for up to 16 devices, and robust interference resistance, it’s the cost-effective upgrade your home network needs to keep pace with modern digital demands.

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Brand	goCoax
Manufacturer	goCoax
Model	WF-91HG-ZM71
Package Dimensions	24.9 x 15.8 x 7.4 cm; 718 g
Item model number	WF-91HG-ZM71
Hardware Interface	Ethernet
Compatible Devices	Desktop
Batteries Required	No
Data Transfer Rate	2.5 Gigabits Per Second
Data Link Protocol	Ethernet
Does it contain liquid?	No
Manufacturer	goCoax
Item Weight	718 g

goCoax Moca 2.5 Adapter With 2.5GBe Ethernet Port For Desktop Moca 2.5. 1X 2.5GBe Port. Provide 2.5GBPS Bandwidth With Existing Coaxial Cables. White(2-Pack, Ma2500D)

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