want to run my cable signal to a single tv over the cat5 cable. Need an adapter from the cable spliter (rg6) to cat5 then from cat5 to rg6. Will this work?
861417
Works great. Need 2 of them. One at each end of connection. I used cat5e from Lowes. About 75 ft. run. using over a month with no problems from the start!
861418
Only if you have an amplifier at your cable splitter. There seems to be a lot of loss in the baluns & Cat 5 cable.
861419
Yes, one on each end. Be aware, the baluns are long and it's a tight fit if you want it behind a wall plate.
861420
Let me add. Absolutely, it works great...!Mine works in about 80 ft (50 attic, 15x2 on walls) without any amplifier, signal is clear. Only thing is to turn off your DVD player next to the tv, but that is a small price to pay for the quality.
1221941
Absolutely. The unit allows a RJ11 and a RJ45 in and out at each end. If you have cat5 all you need is to terminate each end with RJ45 and plug in the connectors. If the cat5 is terminated, just plug the adaptors on and your ready to go. Then run your standard RJ11 phone lines / equipment using the connectors.
156756
i had issues with both the ethernet and coax speed when i used this to split both. i would recommend using a coax splitter to have the TV signal NOT run though this adapter. then, assuming that your coax network is part of your router's LAN, use this to convert coax to ethernet for the PS4.assuming that you have FIOS, refer to this for networking info: http://www.dslreports.com/faq/verizonfios/3.0_Networking
156754
i had issues with both the ethernet and coax speed when i used this to split both. i would recommend using a coax splitter to have the TV signal NOT run though this adapter. then, assuming that your coax network is part of your router's LAN, use this to convert coax to ethernet for the PS4. assuming that you have FIOS, refer to this for networking info: http://www.dslreports.com/faq/verizonfios/3.0_Networking
2251378
I used it with Cat6 and it worked great. I believe that all Cat 5-7 use the standard RJ45 connector so to answer your questions these should fit your cable.
1265752
All I know is we purchased it as a splitter so we could send a signal to two TVs and it did not work! I'm not sure if it will do what you want but if it doesn't you can always return it.
1349000
This splitter is best used to split an incoming single HDMI signal outto multiple monitors. It sounds like you are trying to send theverizon signal to the TV and the Blue Ray Signal to the TV as well.That connection will require two seperate inputs as you will mostlikely need to select which input to use when viewing TV vs Blue Ray.I hope this helps. It's the best I could come up with from the info inyour question.
1267064
I just used rg6 connectors and it worked fine. I have since bought the new type of connectors that the cable guys use but haven't use any yet.
1742490
No, you need all 5 for 5 wire to work. There will be no signal on only one of the 5 cables. It's Blue, Red, Green, X Sync, Y Sync, each on it's own cable.
2024937
Plug your antenna cable connector to the 4 way splitter "In" terminal, connect TV's cables to any other terminals up to 4 TVs. Use thick RG6 cable if possible for better result than thin cable.
1238840
I believe the only difference between CAT5 and CAT6 is the cable. The connector does plug on both sides so you don't have to wire it.
1164093
No. This allows you to send an hdmi signal over a cat5 cable for a far distance.
1705820
Yes it will work with Cat6a cables. The wiring at the plug/jack is the same for all Cat-5 and -6 cables, the differences are in the manufacturing of the cable itself, twists per foot, insulating media, etc., not in the termination at the jack/plug.
1075726
Not on the same physical cable - Cat5/6 cables have 4 pairs of wires. Normal communication only uses 2 pairs. These splitters/combiners are effectively using the 2 unused pairs in addition to the normal 2 pairs.
175123
It should work just fine for Cat6. Both Cat5e and Cat6 are wired the same (as far as the terminations are concerned). One is just rated for twice the bandwidth, and therefore faster data transfer if an application can harness the 200MHz bandwidth. That being said, Cat6 is backward compatible with Cat5e, and will work with any rj45 port. The connector might just be a bottleneck in the system, though it is a direct copper link so it shouldn't affect your setup too much, depending on your use. You should know that you will not be able to attain gigabit speeds, as this will limit you to 2 pair for the data connection; whereas gigabit speeds require all 4 pairs in the Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat7 cables. It should work just fine for Cat6. Both Cat5e and Cat6 are wired the same (as far as the terminations are concerned). One is just rated for twice the bandwidth, and therefore faster data transfer if an application can harness the 200MHz bandwidth. That being said, Cat6 is backward compatible with Cat5e, and will work with any rj45 port. The connector might just be a bottleneck in the system, though it is a direct copper link so it shouldn't affect your setup too much, depending on your use. You should know that you will not be able to attain gigabit speeds, as this will limit you to 2 pair... » Read More It should work just fine for Cat6. Both Cat5e and Cat6 are wired the same (as far as the terminations are concerned). One is just rated for twice the bandwidth, and therefore faster data transfer if an application can harness the 200MHz bandwidth. That being said, Cat6 is backward compatible with Cat5e, and will work with any rj45 port. The connector might just be a bottleneck in the system, though it is a direct copper link so it shouldn't affect your setup too much, depending on your use. You should know that you will not be able to attain gigabit speeds, as this will limit you to 2 pair for the data connection; whereas gigabit speeds require all 4 pairs in the Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat7 cables. « Show Less
1550179
You will run your CAT5 with RJ45 connector from the EZ-Bridge Antenna to the Booster / Power supply provided by E-Z Bridge with your antennas and then plug it's RJ45 connecter into the Internet port on your repeater / router. May need to change IP address on your router. Just FYI :)
1128338
Yes, an ordinary cable splitter like: RCA DH24SPR Two Way 2.4 Ghz Bi-Di Splitter should be fine. If you have a longer cable run, you may want something with a repeater in it to boost the signal. I've plugged in 2 TVs at a time this way with no problems at all.