This protector works only for cable TV or can be used for satellite television (FTA and other C-band and Ku)? No signal loss? Can be used with a modem
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It can be used for satellite, but dishes are quite unlikely to generate surges for which these would protect.Use with a cable modem is appropriate; signal loss is negligible.
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I have no idea. I called my cable company and asked them if this item would work with what I had with them. And they said yes.
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I have at&t; box Velcroed to the back of my 32" tv. Then I use a cellphone app to change the channel via wifi. Tv blocks normal remote signal
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No, this is for Cable/QAM/Cable Modems, basically if it runs through Coaxile.
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I use this unit only for DVD play back. The antenna needs a newer type of air HDTV hook in unit and I so seldom am in an area where I can't get cable hook-up I just haven't tried other options. gary c
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It shows: one side from your modem-router and the other to desired external antenna. ( the antenna can be omnidirectional or directional (like the yagi). To prevent somebody else connection...just configure one secure password to your modem-router. Hope be usefull. If still does'nt work right... suggest ask to one technician.
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Not exactly sure if this answers your question or not, but here goes... I have TWC with phone, Internet and TV using the TWC provided modem. I use this signal booster on one of the co-ax cables providing TV to spare bedrooms. It delivers very good basic cable service directly to one TV in one room and directly to an HDTV box in another room.
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Yes you can. The advantage is that the insertion loss to the modem is 3.5 dB versus 4.8 dB loss via the non-powered modem port of the PCTVC9U. The difference in typical applications is operationally insignificant. The disadvantage is that you are adding an additional 3.5 dB loss on ALL 9 ports of the PCTVC9U. It's possible this could adversely affect your TV(s) that have long cable runs and/or have poor receiver sensitivity.
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No it does not have a port for cable TV. It strictly an electrical surge protector, ideal for protecting your devices from surge. If you are worried about your TV or Cable box, being fried, because of an electrical surge, that surge is not going to come through the RG6 cable, that cble TVuses. It runs through the ground to your house. If you are worried about RG6 that you are using to hook up your satelitte TV, then that is different, because you have the risk of lightning. I guess the remote possibility that your cable box might get struck by lightning exists, but I would think that would be a very low risk. Hope this helps. No it does not have a port for cable TV. It strictly an electrical surge protector, ideal for protecting your devices from surge. If you are worried about your TV or Cable box, being fried, because of an electrical surge, that surge is not going to come through the RG6 cable, that cble TVuses. It runs through the ground to your house. If you are worried about RG6 that you are using to hook up your satelitte TV, then that is different, because you have the risk of lightning. I guess the remote possibility that your cable box might get struck by lightning exists, but I would think that would... » Read More No it does not have a port for cable TV. It strictly an electrical surge protector, ideal for protecting your devices from surge. If you are worried about your TV or Cable box, being fried, because of an electrical surge, that surge is not going to come through the RG6 cable, that cble TVuses. It runs through the ground to your house. If you are worried about RG6 that you are using to hook up your satelitte TV, then that is different, because you have the risk of lightning. I guess the remote possibility that your cable box might get struck by lightning exists, but I would think that would be a very low risk. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The The Ultimate AV Surge Protector features protection for coaxial and telephone cables to ensure your data connections are working at peak performance. One-in, one-out coaxial protection safeguards cable and satellite connections for clear picture and sound. One-in, two-out RJ11 telephone/fax protection ensures open and continuous phone-line connections.
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You want to add a POE Filter to the cable that comes into your apartment. It stops the MOCA signal from leaving your place. Would also improve your signal as well. Don't believe the other two understood what you meant. It's about neighbors putting a moca adapter on their coax and hooking into your internet setup. The POE filter would prevent that by going on the line that is coming into your place. It's cheap:Filter, MoCA "POE" Filter for Cable TV Coaxial Networking ONLY
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I have never lost signal on either of my cable cards. Other than the initial installation I've never had to call for any kind of service. As far as TiVo dropping it I seriously doubt it. I have to admit that if it were to fail out of warranty it is one of the few pieces of technology in the house I'd have to replace immediately. Mine is used every day for 4 to 10 hours.
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Because the satellite transmission would interfere with the moca box on your network, so your network would probably work but you wont get a signal, its only currently compatible with regular cable tv. Though I read there is a work around to make it work with satellite tv but that it was complicated for the average consumer so they market it as incompatible as of now until they come out with a work around.
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I have cable and phone service through the cable company therefore can not answer from experience. Based on my use of the product, however, I would doubt if it would interfere.
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I ran it for 100' without apparent signal loss. I would try without amplifier and if signal is low than install a amplifier.Living in an obstructed viewing area (Satellite) placement was more important than distance for signal strength.
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A cable modem doesn't have anything to do with cable TV. This modem is for internet, VoIP service and can act as a wireless router.
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This is NOT a substitute for proper grounding of your CATV or satellite cable line. You will need to install proper grounding block and ground to an 8' grounding rod at the entry point to the house. Check NEC grounding code. This is a simple surge protector that works kind like a fuse to help take the initial voltage surge from hitting your TV or CATV box.
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It is for multi strand phone cable.... so it will not work with shielded coax.