Moving on, we have another box of WCB6200Q delivery scope. Looking closely at the adapter, you can find that there are two LEDs on the front edge of the device, while the two coaxial ports on the left are on the right, and the Ethernet is on the right. It includes a short coaxial cable, power adapter and Ethernet cable. The scope of delivery of ECB6200 is shown above. The light brown box is used for the extender on the left and the ECB6200 adapter on the right. The packaging of Actiontec WCB6200Q is very simple. The suggested retail price of the Actiontec WCB6200Q is US$149.99, while the ECB6200 adapter is priced at US$89.99, both with a one-year warranty.
Using a 4x4 radio configuration, the dual-band radio on this solution has a speed of 600Mbps on the 2.4GHz band and a capacity of 1300Mbps on the 5GHz band, and also has dual Gigabit Ethernet ports on the back of the device.
This extender requires your existing router to support MoCA, or alternatively, you can purchase an adapter sent by Actiontec for testing, such as ECB6200. The solution supports the second edition of the latest binding MoCA standard and is compatible with 802.11ac through its dual-band configuration. Until a few months ago, I was still unknown, and another standard appeared, namely MoCA or "Coaxial Cable Alliance Multimedia".Ī few months ago, Actiontec contacted me shortly after they released their latest MoCA network extender WCB6200Q. For many people, a typical wireless network extender is connected by running a certain length of Ethernet cable or wirelessly.
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