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Is the COMMSCOPE SVDC9G Splitter MOCA compatible?
I had an xfinity tech come out last year to fix some issues we were having with our cable. The tech replace the bad splitter with a COMMSCOPE SVDC9G Splitter.
Do you know if this splitter is MoCA compatible? If not what do I need to do to get a MoCA compatible splitter set up.
Thanks you
EG
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2 months ago
That's not exactly like a typical two-way splitter. It's a directional coupler. There is a difference between their functioning. You can Google "splitter vs directional coupler" for more info. And no, its range is only 5-1002 MHz so it's not MoCA Compliant. They need to be at least 5-1675 MHz to pass MoCA frequencies;
https://www.amazon.com/Antronix-MMC1002H-B-Splitter-Frontier-Formerly/dp/B07PRYS8YZ?th=1
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XfinityThomasA
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2 months ago
Hello and thank you for joining the Xfinity Forums Community, user_6ec198. Was the info shared in this thread helpful?
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EG
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2 months ago
Gee..... @XfinityThomasA thanks for recognizing me as an individual human being here...... [rolls eyes]..
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