PPC SNLP-1GCW MoCA 'POE' Coax Filter Cable TV Eliminate Multi-Room DVR Interference & Modem

Xfinity was not keeping my WiFi secure. I live in a condo with 7 other units in my building. 8 devices consistently were consistently connecting to my WiFi without any notification. I changed my password per Xfinity’s suggestion, which did nothing. In researching further, I read that other devices actually connect through the building wires. Great if you own your own home, but not so good in a condo or apartment. I also found a recommendation for this filter. It was very easy to connect to the modem cable. The unapproved devices were immediately able to be disconnected. Should Xfinity have this built in to their modems? Of course! But until they get a clue, this is an affordable solution for only you getting what you’re paying for from them.

If you have Xfinity/Comcast internet service and live in a large apartment building/complex this is a must! Are you having random and unknown devices show up on your Xfinity app? Are devices randomly connecting and appearing to use your internet service, then this is what you need. Xfinity will never admit this but this was a life saver. This was super easy to install and got rid of those unknown devices in less than 5 mins. Do not waste your time talking to those incompetent Xfinity reps on the phone. Just purchase this and have a piece of mind, and stronger internet speed/connection.

If you live in an apartment and have Xfinity, YOU NEED this. I had constant issues when I moved in with a bunch of random peoples devices connecting to my WiFi, but NOT my own. Then, my OWN devices would say they are paused but did not show up on my device list to unpause! Super frustrating. After many visits to the Xfinity store, them giving me a new modem etc., each time they would just says “it seems to be working fine.” Well clearly is WASNT! After installing this piece, this literally cleared it right up. All of my neighbors devices went away and my own devices connected almost immediately. All I did manually was forget my neighbors devices once they were disconnected. I am TELLING YOU! If you have a problem in an apartment with Xfinity, this is the solution. Just buy it 😊 well worth the $15 over useless Xfinity technician visits.

Bought for a MoCA setup, works perfectly. Bi-directional so you shouldn't need an extra coax if connecting to the incoming provider line.

Definately works and was able to clear a MoCA signal from regular incoming internet. What Spectrum doesn't tell you upfront is that MoCA is not allowed on their network and will fine you for even trying it with these filters. So do they work? Yes. However, check with your ISP before trying anything.

I was beyond frustrated with my apartment neighbors jumping onto my "secure" Xfinity wifi. After researching, I found this handy little device. I was beyond happy that this worked. It was easy to install on the back of my router and stopped my neighbors from connecting to my Xfinity wifi. There has been no decrease in service speed post-installation. I still do not know how they were able to connect to my wifi in the first place, since I had my firewall and security in place. (I also changed my passwords after installing this device just to ease my mind.) :-)

Plug and play shot my signal speeds up 125% wish I'd found this gadget 2yrs.ago .Cable companies jerk you around saying it's this and that but NEVER offer any type of filters like this. Must have cable coax for it to fit attach to back of router and hang on !!!

I don't believe it works I still get pop ups that say Eugene is accessing your internet

I installed my moca internet and everything is working great

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I updated from a set of 100MB MOCA adapters to 1GB adapters and they would disconnect after a day or so. Even after receiving RMA replacements, the 1GB MOCA adapters just would not work. Once the Coax filter is installed between the incoming / street connection and the house Coax cables, the 1GB MOCA adapters started to work and have been working for 3 months straight. You will have to figure out where exactly is the incoming Coax cable is located first and it may not work for those living in townhouse and apartments where the cable box is not accessible.

Took notes of multiple runs on Ookla speedtest and it automatically granted me a gain of ~5-10% speed over wifi routers that receive the signal through MoCA. Also delivers its main feature, which is isolation of signal (doesn't leak outside premises).

Was planning on implementing MOCA over coax, installed this where cable originates from outside to inside my home. Didn't get MOCA yet, but this is installed into a 1-to-4 coax splitter (be sure to use 5-2400Mhz). No adverse effects on tv cable or cable internet.