HI,
I'm in the UK and am looking to replace a pair of PowerLine adaptors with these but have a couple of questions.
Is there any way I can tell if the amplifier \ splitter that I have in my loft will work with these?
The coax in my house is used for standard UK TV through an aerial. Will it work alongside that, or will I need a filter?
Thanks
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I did the same thing; works more or less ok. My last house had an amp/splitter and worked ok - one downstairs in the living room, one in my home office. All going up to the amp and back out. Only issue I had was if a TV was using Satellite frequencies instead of Freeview. And somehow turning the TV on was knocking it out too. Generally speaking, it's alright though!
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I bought one of these https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07L9TXBDN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 for my setup along with some terminating resistors for the unused outputs and a MoCA filter for the input, though in the end I was able to keep the feeds separate so I dedicated the splitter to just the MoCA network and kept satellite etc separate.
If you only have 2 devices/locations you could just barrel the coax together using F type connectors - you can generally get away with the screw on type if you have a point to point link, though obviously crimp ones are more robust.
Kevin
Hi
Could you share the model number of splitter or take a picture? We can check it for you.
The MoCA should be able to work with UK TV, if it is not satellite TV.