IDEAL FOR HOMES WITH CABLE INTERNET...Works seamlessly with most cable internet setups. Note: If your home was previously wired for satellite (DirecTV, DISH), your coax outlets may be isolated. MoCA requires that all coax outlets are part of the same continuous network.INCLUDES TWO COAX CABLES. You will no longer need to go hunting for another Coax cable. This kit includes everything you need to setup and create a MoCA (Ethernet over Coax) Network.CARRIER-GRADE TESTED & APPROVED by major Cable Internet Providers. is a trusted manufacturer of broadband networking equipment for Cable Service Providers like Comcast, Cox, and Charter.EASY TO EXPAND YOUR NETWORK. Add an additional HT-EM4 Ethernet to Coax Adapter to connect any new Ethernet devices in the future. Connect up to 16 adapters on your network!PLUG N PLAY SETUP. Connect one MoCA 2.5 adapter near your router and the other near your device. No configuration needed. Includes 2 MoCA adapters, Ethernet cables, power supplies, and setup guide.COMPATIBILITY REMINDER... HTEM4 works with routers that do not have MoCA built-in just add two adapters. Not compatible with satellite TV systems. For best results, ensure youre using MoCA-compatible splitters and that coax lines are connected.STABLE, LOW-LATENCY CONNECTION FOR GAMING & STREAMING... Unlike Wi-Fi, MoCA uses coaxial cable a shielded medium with minimal interference and lower latency. Get stable, lag-free performance with up to 3ms latencyperfect for gamers, streamers, and remote workers.TURN COAX INTO ETHERNET - INSTANTLY... Extend your wired network using your homes existing coaxial cables. HTEM4 Coax to Ethernet adapters deliver up to 1 Gbps Ethernet speeds, ideal for 4K streaming, gaming, video calls, and reliable work-from-home performance.GET BETTER WIFI. Increase the speed (up to 1 Gbps) between your WiFi Router and Access Point by connecting one Coax to Ethernet Adapter to your Router and another to a WiFi Extender or Access Point.NOT COMPATIBLE with Direct TV, Dish, other satellite TV, AT&T Internet or AT&T U-verse coax networks. These services have frequency overlap and cannot be used on the same Coaxial network.