I have an ARRIS SB8200. You say to use 2 POE filters b/c freq 1218MHz. Where does the 2nd one go?
Setup:
Comcast > POE Filter > MOCA 2.5 > Splitter > Modem & HDHomeRun > Router
Router > MOCA 2.5
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Great setup! Since you're using MoCA 2.5 and dealing with frequencies up to 1218MHz, adding a second PoE filter is smart to avoid interference and leakage. The first PoE filter goes at the entry point (Comcast line). The second should go right before the MoCA 2.5 adapter connected to the router, much like securing your data connection on the 3patti crown app app—reliable and interference-free.
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Thanks for the fast response.
The POE I ordered (2) is a Holland MPOE-TM (recommended by another user). TBH signal freqs a re a new thing to me. Does this look okay?
Bandstop provides a typical 35-45dB of rejection in the MoCA 1125-1525Mhz band.
IEEE 6KV A3 surge survivablity is provide for additional network protection.
Device's technology is recommend for TiVO Whole House DVR applications.
Signal loss in the Cable TV ops band of 5-1002MHz is 1.5dB or less
Approved for use in TWC cable systems & other providers including TiVO utilizing MoCA for whole house DVR apps.
Please refer to the second network diagram in this page.
MoCA 2.5 | MoCA Ethernet adapter (gocoax.com)