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Actiontec ECB6250S02 MoCA 2.5 Network Adapter
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Actiontec ECB6250S02 Product Details
Get ready to take your home network to the next level. The ECB6250S02 MoCA 2.5 Network Adapter delivers next-generation speeds up to 2.5 Gbps* using your home’s existing coaxial wires. Enjoy consistent, high-performance Gigabit Ethernet speeds throughout your home. Perfect for pristine HD and 4K streaming and lag-free gaming.
Get More Consistent WiFi with the Actiontec ECB6250S02
Actiontec's ECB6250S02 MoCA 2.5 Network Adapter uses the existing coax wiring in your home to establish an incredibly reliable wired connection for your home network. Now you can extend and enhance your Wi-Fi network beyond your primary router to create an extremely stable and reliable connection, as well as extend your network’s reach to every room that has a coax outlet. Get the best of both worlds: the convenience of Wi-Fi throughout the entire home with the solid reliability of wires and faster speeds wherever you need them.The Actiontec ECB6250S02 - Better with Friends
Create a 2.5 Gbps “Internet Autobahn” between your Router and a WiFi Access Point or WiFi Extender, by connecting one MoCA Network Adapter to your Router and one to your WiFi Access Point or Extender in another room. This superhighway uses the existing cable wiring as a backhaul or “Internet Autobahn” for expanding the Wi-Fi network beyond your primary router. It creates a bigger pipe for all of your traffic, meaning faster speeds, steadier connections, and less congestion!
What's Included:
- Actiontec ECB6250S02 MoCA 2.5 Network Adapter
- Ethernet Cable
- Power Supply Cable
- Online Installation Manual
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