Verizon FiOS PDI-2WWB-2 2-Way MoCA Splitter
- 5 to 1675 MHz, the full MoCA 2.0 band
- Two-way splitter, passes signals in both directions
- 3.5 dB nominal loss on each leg
- Screw set included for the F-connector ports
- Verizon PDI-2WWB-2, the FiOS service part
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A service-grade two-way splitter for FiOS and MoCA runs where the signal has to pass both ways between the ONT and the boxes. It is a splitter only, so it does not amplify a weak line or add extra coax ports beyond the two outputs.
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ASIN: B010EIP8B8Model: PDI-2WWB-2Category: Video Converters
Overview
A two-way coaxial splitter divides one incoming feed into two runs while passing the signal in both directions, which is what a MoCA network needs to talk back to the router. The body carries F-connector ports on each end and ships with a screw set for the faceplate or bracket. Inside the housing the circuit is built for the MoCA band, so the return path from each set-top box reaches the source.
Homes running FiOS or a MoCA setup need a splitter that passes the return path, and a one-way part will leave boxes unable to talk back. This unit covers the full MoCA band and carries the service part number, so it matches what the provider installs. The limitation is scope: it splits, it does not boost, and it offers two outputs only.
Who it's for
A household on FiOS or a MoCA coax network that has to feed two devices from one drop and wants the part the installer would use. It will not help a satellite or antenna run that needs gain, and it cannot serve three or more rooms without another splitter in line.
Pros and cons
- Passes the full MoCA band
- Two-way signal path for return traffic
- Screw set included for the ports
- Compact body fits a wall plate
- Loss on each leg is not negligible
- No amplification of a weak feed
- Two outputs only
- Port type not listed
Performance notes
Each split sends part of the incoming energy down each leg, so a long run after the split arrives weaker than the feed at the input. The two-way design holds the return path open, which is what lets the source hear each box, while a one-way part would block that traffic.
Specifications
| Brand | Verizon |
|---|---|
| Model | PDI-2WWB-2 |
| Item Weight | 1.94 pounds |
| Dimensions | 2.5 × 2 × 0.7 inches |
| Dimensions | 2.5 x 2 x 0.75 in |
Frequently asked questions
How small is the Verizon FiOS 2 Way MoCA 2.0 Splitter PDI-2WWB-2?
The body measures 2.5 by 2 by 0.75 inches and weighs 1.94 ounces, so it tucks behind a wall plate or on a short bracket without crowding the box.
What does the 3.5 dB figure on this splitter mean?
It is the nominal loss each output leg sees, so a signal leaving one port arrives weaker than it entered. Plan the coax run with that drop in mind.
Does this splitter work with a FiOS set-top box?
It is the Verizon PDI-2WWB-2 service part and passes the MoCA band in both directions, which is the path a FiOS box uses to reach the router.
Can I use this splitter to feed three televisions?
No. It has two outputs, so a third room needs another splitter downstream or a different part with more ports.
Is anything else needed to mount it?
The screw set is included. A wall plate, bracket or coax jumpers are not part of the package.