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DIRECTV Broadband Deca Ethernet to Coax Adapter - Generation II (2 Pack)

Brand: DIRECTV

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Brand

DIRECTV

Series

FBA_DECA2PRO

Item model number

FBA_DECA2PRO

Item Weight

1.7 pounds

Product Dimensions

12.7 x 8.3 x 2.9 inches

Item Dimensions LxWxH

12.7 x 8.3 x 2.9 inches

Manufacturer

DIRECTV

ASIN

B00ZDUQVFU

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

June 10, 2015

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120 ratings

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Devilz

Great solution if Ethernet is unavailable or too far for Cat 5e/6 runs

Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2016

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I picked up a pair of these Directv DECA media converters to test for a redundant data link and my first impressions are good. My RG-6 coax cable run is about 420' in length and these DECA media converters linked with each other within 60 seconds and are able to saturate a 10/100 network switch port at full speed. When these are first powered on they will not provide an ethernet connection or even light up the switch port until they have linked with each other. I will be running these in place of my Cat5e link with multiple IP cameras and other data devices to see how they hold up to constant data flow and will update this review as necessary. This product is a great low cost solution for providing data across legacy coax or for providing data on cable runs beyond the 328' maximum cable length for Category 5e/6 cable. Take note that these will not work with shared conventional cable TV as they are designed for Directv use but as a standalone data product these just can not be beat!

Edit: 9/7/16 - I tried to push these to 1200 feet with no luck and while they tried to connect at 650' they never synced up so these are best used at distances below 500'. The good news is when they do sync up they provide great bi-directional speed.

Edit: 1/4/17 - I have been using these for the past 4 months on a continuous bi-directional data link for IP cameras (Approximately 20mbps continuous) and they have performed flawlessly, providing full data port saturation when needed and have required no rebooting.

Edit: 1/22/18 - These have been performing perfectly without issue since original purchase and have been moving continuous video data from security cameras without lag. These were originally purchased to provide a redundant data link but have been put in place as a primary data link between two business buildings and have performed well beyond expectations!

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Kurt

If you need 'em, get 'em. They WORK!!!

Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2017

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If you've got an older house that's wired with coax (RG-6 or RG-59) this is a GREAT alternative to rewiring with CAT-5 or CAT-6. I bought 2 pairs of these for use in the house I just bought. One of them goes to a PS4 in the living room for games and streaming and the other pair goes to a network switch in the game room and supports 2 PS4's and a PC. The slowest connection rate I've had is 50Mbps. I think that's pretty darn good! This is a WAY better option than spending $125 on some other brand that doesn't work any better. Simply connect one of these devices to each end of the coax, connect to your router with a CAT-5 or 6 cable (short blue cable included) and on the other end connect to your device with another CAT-5 or 6 cable (short blue cable included) and then plug in the power supplies. They will sync up almost instantly. Super fast and reliable. They run a little hot but they seem to function just fine without interruption. Questions? Ask me! I love these things.

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Piraha Mura

Little electricity cost

Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2016

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Update: actual power consumption & splitting

My house has cable TV to all rooms. I moved from cable to satellite to a cord cutter for years now. I have only cable internet so I've been looking for ways to turn the cables into an ethernet network. Maybe these adaptors are around for years but nobody sold them as ethernet over unused coax cable. Not until something new maybe coming up and they are dumping it. I saw generation III when I brought this.

The adaptor specifies a power supply unit of 12V, 1.5A. That's 18W. But the actual input current used is small. Measuring with a kill-a-watt, the wattage is 4W when ethernet is connected, 3.5W when the ethernet is not plugged in nor used at the receiver end. It's not very green but the pair cost some $10 per year to run. Each of the pair has a power consumption about the same as a wifi router, depending on how fancy your router is. So this is a very attractive solution compared to using repeaters.

Confirmed: if you want multiple ethernet link from your router, you don't need one pair of transmitter / receiver for each link. You just need one transmitter. You can just use a coax splitter to create two links. Each link end up with a receiver. The max number of shared coax links is limited as each splitter at least decrease the signal power by half.

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bugalou

Cost effective solution for an Ethernet over coax media converter

Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2016

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These units are a perfect solution to run ethernet over a coax run. I do not have cable TV, and just stream all my entertainment. That means I have a bunch of coax in my house that is un-used. I decided to give this solution a shot versus running cat 6 cable. At just under 14 bucks, its a no brainer. I was pleasantly surprised how easy it was to use. Just patch it to your switch on one side and your device on the other and then connect the coax on each end. I currently have 2 pairs of these hooked up to a printer and a roku. They both work without any issues. Speeds are plenty fast enough for HD video with no problems.

If you do not have cable, or just have an extra run of coax you aren't using, these are a much less expensive option versus the MOCA adapters. I highly recommend them. And for whats it's worth it really has nothing to do with Direct TV. I assume they are a part in a kit for installers and used if the customer wants satellite internet too. Since most people only want TV from direct TV, they have an over stock of these units and thus selling them cheap. That also means they can't disappear at any time, so don't hesitate and but it now!

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Robert

Great Way to make use of coax in the house !

Reviewed in Canada on April 1, 2019

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Arrived well packaged ahead of time and customer service follow up has been amazing. I have several devices on wifi and have new coax cable throughout the house not doing anything. These devices are fantastic to get use out of the coax and relieve some of the wifi traffic. They work flawlessly and i have added another lan to the mix. Great Product, Great Price !!

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