The most reliable solution for streaming
movies and gaming on an internet enabled device.
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Simple |
No new wires or home upgrades are required, Seamlessly linking consumer entertainment devices from room to room using the existing coax cable outlets.
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Easy to Install |
Works first time after set-up. No additional configuration. It works where the TV or Set Top Box (See Channel Master TV) works. You can easily place products and watch at the coaxial outlet you want.
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Quality of Service |
The Internet-to-TV solution supports streaming media, including audio, SDTV and HDTV — without compromise. It is a clean, dedicated, shielded medium with open frequency. It coexists with CATV and terrestrial services. It supports content protection, key protocols, a high data rate, and PQoS for signal prioritization.
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Secure |
Easily shares video and data files through a managed and trusted home network. Frequency auto-adjustable to be compatible with cable and terrestrial signals and avoid interference.
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Future Proof |
The Internet-to-TV solution supports multiple simultaneous HDTV, SDTV, DVR, data, gaming, and voice streams. It can support up to 270 Mbps (phy rate) home network and is consistent with DLNA, CableHome, UPnP™ Technology, and 1394.
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Be blown away by the speed
of transmission rates up to 270 Mbps
Key Features
- MoCA 1.1 compliance (compliance with Rev 1.0)
- Coexists with cable TV and terrestrial broadcasts
- Status LED lights (Power, Ethernet Link/ACT, Coax Link)
- Up to 16 nodes supported
- Easy installation into existing home coaxial cable to link entertainment devices from room to room (No professional installation required)
- Reliable access to data, audio, and video streams (SDTV, HDTV)
- Transmission rates up to 270 Mbps (phy rate) 170 Mbps (MAC rate or Throughput). Transmission delay under 5ms.
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Technologies |
PROS |
CONS |
| Wireless (WiFi) |
Mobility |
- Reliability is a challenge
- Prone to interference
- Unlicensed band
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| Powerline (HomePlug, HDPLC, UPA) |
Ubiquity of outlets |
- Performance not on par with MoCA
- Prone to interference
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| Internet-to-TV over
Coax Solutions (MoCA) |
Proven performance and Reliability In use by all three pay TV segments.
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- Reliant on coaxial outlet penetration
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| Phoneline (HomePNA) |
Ubiquity of phone jacks |
- Performance can not match MoCA
- Does not work in cable modem environment
- No endorsement by US satellite providers
- Niche market (telco only)
- Technology deadends. No HPNA 4.0
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About MoCA
The Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA®) is the worldwide standard for home entertainment networking. It is the only such standard that appeals to all three pay TV segments–cable, satellite and IPTV. MoCA technology is also used to extend WiFi connectivity in the home.
MoCA has approximately 90 certified products and 60 members representing the home entertainment network value chain including service providers, OEMs, consumer electronics companies and chip vendors. Visit mocalliance.org for more information.
MoCA is an internationally registered trademark.
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