This means that under good conditions the speed between your WCB3000Ns would be slightly less than 100 Mbps and then your WiFi from the AP even using the 5 Ghz radio might be even less.

UPDATE: I just checked the WCB3000N that I had in my closet and the Ethernet ports are fast Ethernet. The same communication which typically occurs over Ethernet cables (e.g. Alternatively, MoCA could create a high-speed wired network with higher throughput and lower latency than Wi-Fi communication. If the WCB3000N doesn't meet your needs then there are more current MOCA devices which are capable of gigabit data rates and if you attached an AC capable AP on the far end you would certainly get higher WiFi speeds but if you are only connecting smart phones and tablets to the AP it probably won't make a noticeable difference. MoCA can be combined with Wi-Fi devices to create a fast wireless network. Also be aware that you may need to replace any splitters that won't pass MOCA frequencies. I set up a WCB3000N for my son several years ago but I don't remember the link rates on the Wifi or the data bandwidth.ĭepending if you are using any Xfinity cable boxes sharing the coaxial you are planning to link to the WCB3000N you might have interference. It will give you decent speeds and given that they used to be available for cheap prices it is certainly worth a try. The WCB3000N has both a 2.4 Ghz & 5 Ghz radio. While you need two MOCA devices one for each end and so unless you already own both WCB3000Ns you could use a less expensive ECB2500V which is just a MOCA terminal with no WiFi or router features.

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