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Antronix MVRAM901B-G2 1.2 GHz Midsplit MoCA Enhanced VoIP Residential Coax Amplifier - 8 Outputs, Passive VoIP Port, Unity Gain, 6 kV Surge Protection

$89.95

High-performance MoCA networking for the connected home

With MoCA (Multimedia over Coax Alliance) widely deployed for high-speed in-home networking, the MVRAM901B-G2 is engineered for maximum data rates across MoCA-enabled devices. Whether you need video sharing, multi-room DVR, video conferencing, or whole-home connectivity over existing coax, this amplifier delivers enhanced performance in the MoCA band while maintaining clean signal distribution across all outputs.

Passive VoIP port for uninterrupted voice service

The integrated passive VoIP port provides approximately 4.5 dB insertion loss and remains operational even when amplifier power is disrupted — helping maintain critical voice service during outages. The VoIP port also preserves a MoCA path to amplified outputs for full MoCA compatibility across your home network.

Unity gain for easier installation

Active gain in both forward and return bands provides unity gain (+0 dB nominal) in each direction, simplifying installation and balancing signal levels without complex calculations.

Built for reliability and professional installs

  • CamPort® auto-seizing brass F-port — patented cam-activated mechanism delivers over 2000 grams of contact pressure on the center conductor
  • All-ports-down configuration — ideal for clean wiring in NID enclosures
  • 6 kV surge protection — unique design without arc gaps that can cause impulse noise during discharge
  • Optional remote powering — compatible with dual-isolation power inserter for high AC-to-RF isolation
  • PTC short-circuit protected UL-listed adapter — self-resetting protection reduces maintenance and downtime

Integrated MoCA point-of-entry filter

The built-in MoCA point-of-entry filter helps prevent MoCA signals from interfering with adjacent subscribers — an essential feature for shared coax infrastructure and compliant residential deployments.