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Most routers and modem/routers do not have MoCA, so they need a MoCA Adapter if you want to connect the router to an HDTV or other device that has a MoCA Adapter.
Typically FiOS and some other fiber optic services use a MoCA-enabled router. You don't need to connect a MoCA Adapter to these routers. You do need a MoCA adapter for the HDTV or other device that you want to connect to the router using MoCA.
Below is a list of some products that claim to have MoCA 2.0 capability. Please note that this is not a recommendation to buy any of these products. The list is intended to help you to see whether you have one of these MoCA 2.0 enabled devices.
| Company | Model | Description |
| Actiontec | T3200M | Wireless 11ac Bonded VDSL2 Gateway with MoCA 2.0 |
| Actiontec | M6240L | Broadband Home Router |
| Arris | TG1682G | Telephony Gateway |
| Arris | TG1682G | Telephony Gateway |
| Arris | XF3 | Fiber Gateway |
| Netgear | C7000BMX | Cable Modem |
| Technicolor | TC8717C | Residential Gateway |
| Technicolor | DPC3941T | Gateway |
| Technicolor | DWA1230 | MoCA Gateway Device |
| Verizon | Fios-G1100 | Fios Quantum Gateway |