Ethernet Coax Cat 6 Wall Plate 2Port,PHIZLI Cat6 Ethernet Port and Gold-Plated Cable TV Coax F Type Port Wall Plate (White)

works great and easy to install

Works excellent.

No ideal product. It has multiple pass throughs instead of just a port to splice the Ethernet with. This causes some data loss. This was not advertised

PRICE:An RJ45 Coupler will run you between $2.00 and $7.89 and a Coaxial Coupler will run you between $1.10 and $2.01. Add in a 2-hole 1-gang wall plate and you are looking at an additional $4.49 for a total price between $7.59 and $14.39. The price point really can't be beat for what you are receiving.FUNCTIONALITY:It is a simple pass through panel that better organizes your input to output wires. Sporting an RJ45 (Ethernet) port and a Coaxial (Cable) port, this will allow you to organize output to an Ethernet supported device and a Coaxial support device from the same panel. Examples of Ethernet supported devices are Modems, PS4's, Routers, Smart TVs, and Xbox's. Examples of Coaxial supported devices are antennas and cable boxes.STEPS FOR INSTALLATION:1. Remove existing wall plate using a flat head screwdriver and unplug the wires from the rear. (The Coaxial cable rotates and the Ethernet cable has a clip on the bottom.)2. Locate your Ethernet cable and plug it into the RJ45 connector on the back.3. Locate your Coaxial cable and plug it into the Coaxial connector on the back.4. Secure the wall plate to the wall with existing screws or the new ones provided.

This is a very good product, and very easy to install as well.

Install was easy, everything works as it should. My wiring routing options are limited near my modem/router, so having the coax and Ethernet port on the same plate was a huge help. I am in the process of upgrading all of my cables to cat6a so I did swap out the original cat6 connection. This was done out of personal preference and the original connection did work, I just wanted the shielded connection. My only minor complaint would be that the plate will not mount completely flush to the wall, the gap is very minor, this is just a pet peeve of mine.

Package arrived as expected. Living in an area with one cable provider and one fiber provider, I find myself having the play the switching game to take advantage of the new customer pricing. As such, I wired up a single box to house both the coax and Ethernet. The coax was an easy plug and play and worked as expected. I was pleasantly surprised I was able to take out the Ethernet block and replace it with the block that was wired up by the fiber company on a single port plate.

Finally ran ethernet line to this jack that is outside on my patio ceiling. The description states CAT6 but my switch shows it running at 10/100 speed. This is not a gigabit or faster connector. Because it does not run a gigabit speed, it received only four stars.