G.hn Ethernet over Coax Adapter

GCA-7000 G.hn Wave 2 Adapter

GCA-7000: 2000Mbps G.hn Ethernet over Coax Adapter

Note: The GCA-7000 is intended for use in environments where the coax is not being used (i.e. dark coax/dedicated coax environments). It will coexist with most services such as DSL and Fiber, however, it is not recommended in environments where Cable TV and Satellite Services are being used.

Leverage the existing coax cabling in the home to deliver near-gigabit connectivity.

Comtrend’s GCA-7000 G.hn Wave 2 Ethernet over Coax adapter delivers wired connectivity more conveniently than installing Ethernet cabling and more securely and reliably than Wireless. Powerful G.hn Wave 2 technology combined with the ease of Coax offer a simplified setup with superior performance.

GCA-6000: 1200Mbps G.hn Ethernet over Coax Adapter

Note: The GCA-6000 CAN be used when the coax cable is not being used (i.e. “Dark Coax”).
The GCA-6000 CANNOT be used when the coax cable is being used for Cable TV/Satellite TV Services.

Comtrend’s G.hn Ethernet over Coax Adapter is the first G.hn standards compliant Ethernet over Coax adapter. It allows users to extend a local area network via existing coax cables, and therefore provides an inexpensive option for a fast wired, Internet connection.

Existing coaxial cables are already installed throughout many homes and businesses. When these existing coaxial cables are NOT being used for passing Cable TV/Cable Internet services, these coaxial cables provide a perfect physical medium to create a high performing Internet connection. The combination of low interference coaxial cabling plus the efficiency of the video-optimized G.hn standard enables the best real world Internet performance.

The optimal solution in most cases would be a direct-wired Ethernet (RJ-45) connection. However, for most users, this is an expensive and troublesome option. Alternative technologies, including WiFi and WiFi Extenders offer connectivity but often continue to have connectivity issues. Using existing coaxial cables saves valuable service time, reduces truck rolls, and provides a network connection that is both higher performing and more secure than wireless technology.