6 Way Antronix MMC1006H-B 5-1675 MHz MoCA 2.0 Splitter for Frontier Formerly Verizon Fios

My FIOS router was upstairs, my TV was downstairs. I needed a stronger signal downstairs, so I got a Verizon wireless extender. The extender uses MoCA and requires its own coax cable, so I had to split the TV's coax cable. This splitter worked perfectly. It was cheaper than Verizon's version and it has the same (minimal) signal loss.

I splitter I got is the balanced kind, -6dB on each tap. This seems to have caused an issue with my cable modem and the cable company said it normally needs to be unbalanced with a -3.5dB tap for the line to the cable modem. You may be able to use this one with no problem. But it didn't work well for me. (Worked fine for the Moca signals though)

I use this with several Frontier WF-803FT MoCa 2.5 Ethernet Network Adapters (OEM version of the GoCoax adapters). No issues whatsoever and getting over 900Mbps in iPerf3 to another gigabit LAN machine.

I set up a system with GoCoax MoCa 2.5 adapters and this solved all my problems caused by an older splitter with the wrong filter. Worked perfectly.

Works perfectly with our Frontier FiOS MOCA network. Did not solve our apparent signal degradation issues at multiple set top boxes, Frontier had to replace our 12 year old ONT electronics to fix this problem.

I've purchased a number of 2 legged splitters trying to improve my signal quality and levels while I wait for MediaCom to run a new drop - I've gotten BAMF 5-2450Mhz, Commscope, Extreme, and lastly this Antronix 5-1675Mhz and it's had the best results! I have Mediacom Gigabit service, own my own Arris SB8200, and Tivo multiroom (Ethernet, no MoCa) with digital service. I highly recommend this Antronix unit! Fwiw, I've also replaced all my in home coax with RG6 -Q.

helps fios load time a little for vod but still getting pixelated video, so I have to assume it's a faulty outside coax wire or the 4way splitter outside not replaced yet. Tech had installed using previously left wires and splitters which had less frequencies. I will likely have to buy a 4way splitter as well

This splitter caused pixelation on my Fios channels in the upper 600s. I didn't catch this until the 30 day return window passed. This was a 3-way -6dB splitter. Went with -3.5dB splitter instead and terminated cap I wasn't using. Oh well, I am out 8 bucks.