Actiontec Wireless Network Extender + MoCA Kit - WCB3000NK01

Specifications

• Turns any home cable coax connection into a high speed Ethernet outlet.
• Compatible with smart TVs, gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, DVRs, laptops and smartphones
• Dual 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz radios eliminate wireless dead spots and lost signals throughout the home.
• Wireless extender provides networking speeds twice as fast as wireless repeaters
• Actiontec app lets you configure your wireless network extender and measure the strength of your Wi-Fi signals
• Ethernet over Coax Adapter ECB2500C: connects router to any nearby coax outlet
• WCB3000N Wireless Network Extender: connects to a coax outlet in a different room to extend ultra-fast wired network, and provides robust Wi-Fi performance
• Two Gigabit Ethernet connections

Marketing Summary

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With the WCB3000N, you can provide reliable whole-home wireless coverage to your subscribers. The MoCA or Ethernet-based adapter extends a homeowner’s Wi-Fi network to an area of the home where wireless coverage was previously weak, such as a dead zone in the 2nd floor bedroom or 1st floor family room. Using a wired Ethernet or MoCA connection and offering dual 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz radios, the WCB3000N offers the best performance around for extending the home’s Wi-Fi network. This means your customers can make the most of their broadband experience, and won’t report any problems when streaming a video to their tablet or setting up a gaming console in whatever room they choose.

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Parts



Actiontec bundles a few cables and two coax splitters with the kit. With most companies skimping on the cables, it is nice to see this kit come with some required cabling.



The WCB3000N and the ECB2500C both come with AC adapters. The WCB3000N comes with a plate to stand up on its side. As you'll see in the video review, the two AC adapters are the same, except the connection is different. They are keyed for each unit, even though the adapters are the exact same. We have no idea why it was done like this.



This is a kit with two individual products in it. It covers many different use cases, don't let the documentation fool you. Both devices are bridges that connect different physical networks together.