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Can You Get Gigabit Over Coax?
You can convert your coax wiring into a Gigabit connection in your home in two different ways that doesn’t require new wiring. Find out how.
What is a Multi-Gig Speed Cable Modem?
A multi-Gig speed cable modem is a DOCSIS 3.1 certified modem that supports a range of speeds, like 1 Gbps, 2.5 Gbps and more.
How Do You Find a Live Coax Cable?
Find active or live coax cable by using a coax cable testing tool like Hitron’s DSS01 Coax Cable Tester. Plug it in, press the button and get immediate results.
Which version of DOCSIS does your cable modem have & how to check?
If your cable modem isn’t DOCSIS 3.1 technology, consider upgrading for better Internet service. Here’s how to check what version your modem has now.
How In-Floor Heating Can Affect Your WiFi Signal
Learn how obstacles in your home can interfere with your WiFi signal to make it weaker and how MoCA adapters can help you boost your WiFi signal even with obstructions.
Got an Older Home and Slow WiFi? Here’s How to Fix It
MoCA adapters can fix slow WiFi in older homes by penetrating the plaster walls and multiple levels. Learn more.
What Devices Should be on 2.4GHz vs 5GHz?
WiFi’s 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands have different uses, and determining which one is the best for your situation can maximize their performance abilities.
Need an Internet Boost? Here’s 3 Ways to Get it
Whenever you need an Internet boost, you can accomplish it with these three internet boosting tips.
Feed Your WiFi with High-Bandwidth Coax Wiring
Increase your WiFi strength using your existing coaxial cable TV wiring to create an Ethernet connection with MoCA adapters.
How to Extend Your Network Without Upgrading Your Wiring
Extend your network coverage using Ethernet over coax and MoCA adapters to convert your coax wiring into a fast network backbone. Learn more.
The Problem is Not Your WiFi, It’s Your Wires
MoCA adapters create an Ethernet over coax connection giving you a solid Internet connection that reaches further. Learn more.
How to get an Ethernet Connection Without Running New Wires
Create an easy Ethernet connection using Ethernet over coax (MoCA) and your existing coaxial wiring. No new wires required. Learn more.
Using WiFi vs Cellular Internet: Pros & Cons
: Here are the pros and cons of using WiFi vs cellular data to get an Internet connection and when to use which. Learn more.
5 Smart Features to Future-Proof Your Cable Modem/Router
Before you buy a cable modem/router, consider these future-proof features so you get better Internet longer. Learn more.
Cable Internet Not Working? How to Check Your Connection
When your cable internet is not working, there are some simple ways to check your internet connectivity using a coax cable tester. Learn more.
What are Network Channels and How Does it Affect my WiFi?
WiFi network channels are used by your router. Learn how to choose the best one to avoid interference with neighbors and boost your WiFi.
The Size of Your House is Affecting Your WiFi
House size can affect your WiFi signal strength. If you live in a large, multi-floor home, use WiFi boosters for more coverage. Learn more.
Got Coax Wiring? Use it for Better WiFi
You can turn your coaxial cable wiring into an Ethernet connection for better WiFi with MoCA adapters. Learn more.
How do I get stronger WiFi to my basement?
Get stronger WiFi in your basement by using WiFi boosters to power your signal through thick walls and floors. Learn more.
Can I Use My Coax TV Wiring for Internet?
You can turn your coax cable TV wiring into fast Internet for better streaming, better gaming and a better Wi-Fi Internet connection. Learn more.