eKL IP Extender Kit Over Coax Cable Up to 6560ft(2000m) EOC Converter Ethernet Extender Set for IP Security CCTV Cameras

This product is awesome! I had a PS4 which did not connect to the Internet via wireless, but the LAN connection worked fine. The problem was that I didn't have a LAN connection in the room where the PS4 was located, but I did have a COAX connection. I used these adapters, bought BNC Male Plug to F Female Jack Adapter Coax Connectors, you can find them here on Amazon and connected them to these units so I can easily connect a regular Coax connection at any home to these adapters. Since I have my router at the same location where my ISP has there line coming into the house, I disconnected the Coax coming into the house and connected the other adapter here, then I just used a regular CAT6 cable to connect from the router to this adapter. I completed the loop by connecting the 2nd adapter to the coax connection in the room where I want to extend my network, I connected the ethernet port on this adapter to a switch and now I have 4 LAN ports at this location all with access to the internet! My speed also double by using the wired connection. I don't have cable, I have fiber coming into the house, but from there it goes into either COAX or CAT5e cabling! Still better then wireless!

I didn't buy this for video. I have a home office in a corner of my basement that is far from the wireless router, so the wifi was weak. I noticed that there was coaxial cable running from near the main wireless router to my home office. I used the device with the coax as a substitute for ethernet cable. Now my home office computer has fast internet. I can use either wired ethernet or wifi in my home office at very good speeds. I just set up a secondary router in my home office. However, if you do this, you must look up the router settings to use when using two routers. I highly recommend this product if you have a situation like mine.

I had a long cable and this worked fine for that, but in-wall Cable TV did not work for me.

My router and cable modem is in one corner of the house, while my doorbell is on the furthest opposite endo of the house (different floor also). I tried PowerLine Network adapters, but those keep tripping my breakers.This device finally solved my problem!Total distance maybe about 50m really.Improvement I'd suggest:* Throw in RG59 adapters* Make the power adapter slim profile so they can fit among others on a power strip.

I've seen all the reviews before ordering this device.I use this on 800 from of rg11 cable for better signalThis device seems like it could only handle 1 device at a time. Try using it on a switch and that wasn't successful at all...Very high pings, but when using it on 1 device, it worked perfectly

The office in my new house had weak WiFi and was far from the ISP service point. But there was coax everywhere. I used the coax and a pair of these EKL devices to connect a router in the office to my network. Works perfectly- seamlessly. Mine came with bnc to coax adapters, but not sure they always include them.

NOT MATCH, can not use.

If you use a pair of these devices for each length of network, the product will work and perform well. Give you up to 100/150 megabits per second which is more than fast enough for a 4k or even an 8k camera. I was very skeptical and almost ran the labor and material to pull new wire, but why bother when this is how they get broadband to your house!