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product_id: 13926205
title: "C.P. Company PPC Evolution 9-Port Amplifier Signal Booster Cable TV"
brand: "c.p. company"
price: "€ 849.90"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 4
category: "C.P. Company"
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# Upstream & downstream unity gain 9-port signal distribution Nickel-plated C360 brass F-ports C.P. Company PPC Evolution 9-Port Amplifier Signal Booster Cable TV

**Brand:** c.p. company
**Price:** € 849.90
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📡 Amplify your home’s signal game—never miss a moment!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** C.P. Company PPC Evolution 9-Port Amplifier Signal Booster Cable TV by c.p. company
- **How much does it cost?** € 849.90 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.nl](https://www.desertcart.nl/products/13926205-c-p-company-ppc-evolution-9-port-amplifier-signal-booster)

## Best For

- c.p. company enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted c.p. company brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Durable Premium Build:** Stainless steel body with nickel-plated brass ports ensures longevity and corrosion resistance
- • **Plug-and-Play Installation:** Compact 11.9 x 5.2 x 2.9 inch design fits easily into any setup
- • **Balanced Signal Amplification:** Maintains unity gain both upstream and downstream for crystal-clear reception
- • **Seamless Multi-TV Signal Boost:** Supports up to 9 TVs/modems without signal loss
- • **Optimized for Large Homes & Commercial Use:** Eliminates signal degradation from long cable runs and multiple splitters

## Overview

The C.P. Company PPC Evolution 9-Port Amplifier Signal Booster is engineered for large homes and commercial spaces with up to 9 TVs or modems. It prevents signal loss caused by multiple splitters and long cable runs by providing upstream and downstream unity gain. Built with a durable stainless steel body and nickel-plated C360 brass F-ports, this 9-way digital coaxial splitter ensures reliable, high-quality signal distribution without boosting the original provider signal.

## Description

This item is intended for large homes or homes with 8-9 tvs/modems. This is not a gain maker, it equalizes every port equally from every port that is used. If you are looking to boost signal, you may want to call your cable provider, this is not the product for you. This is intended to take away loss from splitters and lower upstream. If you do not understand what this means, you need to google it before purchasing. In no way shape fashion or form will this put a band-aid signal

Review: Full DOCSIS 3.1 and MoCA Compatibility Without Compromise - The PPC EVO1-9-U/U is exactly what I needed. After running into serious upload issues with a different amplifier that didn’t support OFDMA properly, I installed this unit and everything instantly improved. My modem locked onto all downstream and upstream channels, including OFDMA, without a single issue. Upload speeds immediately jumped back to over 100 megabits per second, just as my plan allows. I have had zero dropouts or instability since installing it. Whether I’m uploading files, using remote desktop, or doing live video calls, everything stays fast and reliable. It is also fully MoCA compatible. My MoCA adapters continue to work perfectly across the coax network, and I didn’t need to change any of the existing wiring or topology. This amp supports both modern DOCSIS 3.1 features and home networking needs, all in one compact unit. If you’re looking for a future-proof amplifier that handles both MoCA and full DOCSIS 3.1 service, including OFDMA, the PPC EVO1-9-U/U is a rock-solid choice. It just works.
Review: Good quality and easy installation. - The early delivery and very easy DIY install of this product is what I can be truly grateful for. Xfinity/Comcast installed this exact same product about 4 years ago and it seemed to go bad after many power outages and surges. It occasionally would make a buzzing sound. A week ago, I decided to buy a new one because Comcast was giving me the runaround. One of my boxes was giving me problems and the internet was slower than usual. Maybe the amp had gone bad, I thought. I called Comcast who said that they can't send this amp because it is not their equipment. So I searched desertcart, and voila, there it was, the exact same model. I decided to just pay for this myself, even though the original amp was installed by Comcast. Maybe they charged me $200 for it, who knows. This new one was $70. I'm surmising it got fried by all the power surges and perhaps running it on back up power sources that didn't have a pure sine wave. I asked the Xfinity repairman to take a look at it on Monday (2 days ago) because he was here for other problems. "You're amplifier is fine". Clearly it wasn't, but Comcast can't run diagnostics on it, I assume. I said OK, I'll cancel my order for a new one, but fortunately, I forgot to. I'm sure some of the other problems I was having were in fact related to the amp starting to break down, but Comcast dismissed that possibility. Two days later , there is a scheduled 6 hour power outage and the amplifier truly does go bad and stops working altogether when I plug it back in. The buzzing is loud. I call Comcast. They inform me that I have zero signal and they agree with me that the amp has probably gone bad. They can be there the next evening. (mind you, who knows if Comcast even carries that amp anymore) . Without an amp (that connects to the main coax cable entering the house), I would have no phone, internet, cable - anything until Comcast would come back. That would be a small disaster. Yesterday, the amp I ordered on desertcart a week earlier - that was supposed to show up in mid July - shows up at my door, almost 10 days early and on the same day that the old amp completely dies. I could not have been luckier. I installed the new one, which was actually quite straightforward because each input is well labeled. To my amazement, our complex multi room system was up and running immediately after it was hooked up. Amazing because I didn't know what I was doing. There are literally 10 cables going in and out of that amp. It's a solid and well-made piece of equipment and based on my experience yesterday, can easily be bought and used at the retail level by guys like me. My history with the original amp that went bad tells me that a surge protector should be used with it, and also that one should use a pure sine wave backup power source during power outages. The electronics of that amp are probably more sophisticated than one might assume My system is working great. The amp is doing everything it is supposed to be doing. Thank you desertcart, the seller, and the manufacturer.

## Features

- This item is intended for large homes or homes with 8-9 tvs/modems
- This item intended to take away loss due to splitters and long cable runs that are associated with large homes and commercial applications.
- Will not increase signal coming from provider, but rather prevent losing signal during distribution.
- Upstream unity gain & Downstream unity gain
- 9 Port Amplifier and Splitter with nickel-plated C360 brass F-ports

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00S58MT2Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | #125,954 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #338 in Satellite TV Splitters |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (112) |
| Date First Available | June 18, 2014 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3 pounds |
| Item model number | EVO1-9-U/U |
| Manufacturer | PPC |
| Product Dimensions | 11.9 x 5.2 x 2.9 inches |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Full DOCSIS 3.1 and MoCA Compatibility Without Compromise
*by F***N on July 5, 2025*

The PPC EVO1-9-U/U is exactly what I needed. After running into serious upload issues with a different amplifier that didn’t support OFDMA properly, I installed this unit and everything instantly improved. My modem locked onto all downstream and upstream channels, including OFDMA, without a single issue. Upload speeds immediately jumped back to over 100 megabits per second, just as my plan allows. I have had zero dropouts or instability since installing it. Whether I’m uploading files, using remote desktop, or doing live video calls, everything stays fast and reliable. It is also fully MoCA compatible. My MoCA adapters continue to work perfectly across the coax network, and I didn’t need to change any of the existing wiring or topology. This amp supports both modern DOCSIS 3.1 features and home networking needs, all in one compact unit. If you’re looking for a future-proof amplifier that handles both MoCA and full DOCSIS 3.1 service, including OFDMA, the PPC EVO1-9-U/U is a rock-solid choice. It just works.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good quality and easy installation.
*by M***A on July 9, 2020*

The early delivery and very easy DIY install of this product is what I can be truly grateful for. Xfinity/Comcast installed this exact same product about 4 years ago and it seemed to go bad after many power outages and surges. It occasionally would make a buzzing sound. A week ago, I decided to buy a new one because Comcast was giving me the runaround. One of my boxes was giving me problems and the internet was slower than usual. Maybe the amp had gone bad, I thought. I called Comcast who said that they can't send this amp because it is not their equipment. So I searched Amazon, and voila, there it was, the exact same model. I decided to just pay for this myself, even though the original amp was installed by Comcast. Maybe they charged me $200 for it, who knows. This new one was $70. I'm surmising it got fried by all the power surges and perhaps running it on back up power sources that didn't have a pure sine wave. I asked the Xfinity repairman to take a look at it on Monday (2 days ago) because he was here for other problems. "You're amplifier is fine". Clearly it wasn't, but Comcast can't run diagnostics on it, I assume. I said OK, I'll cancel my order for a new one, but fortunately, I forgot to. I'm sure some of the other problems I was having were in fact related to the amp starting to break down, but Comcast dismissed that possibility. Two days later , there is a scheduled 6 hour power outage and the amplifier truly does go bad and stops working altogether when I plug it back in. The buzzing is loud. I call Comcast. They inform me that I have zero signal and they agree with me that the amp has probably gone bad. They can be there the next evening. (mind you, who knows if Comcast even carries that amp anymore) . Without an amp (that connects to the main coax cable entering the house), I would have no phone, internet, cable - anything until Comcast would come back. That would be a small disaster. Yesterday, the amp I ordered on Amazon a week earlier - that was supposed to show up in mid July - shows up at my door, almost 10 days early and on the same day that the old amp completely dies. I could not have been luckier. I installed the new one, which was actually quite straightforward because each input is well labeled. To my amazement, our complex multi room system was up and running immediately after it was hooked up. Amazing because I didn't know what I was doing. There are literally 10 cables going in and out of that amp. It's a solid and well-made piece of equipment and based on my experience yesterday, can easily be bought and used at the retail level by guys like me. My history with the original amp that went bad tells me that a surge protector should be used with it, and also that one should use a pure sine wave backup power source during power outages. The electronics of that amp are probably more sophisticated than one might assume My system is working great. The amp is doing everything it is supposed to be doing. Thank you Amazon, the seller, and the manufacturer.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Splitter/Amp for large house installations! You can't go wrong!
*by M***G on March 21, 2016*

After doing a lot of research on amplifiers/splitters for large Coax installations, I found this to be the best. In fact it looks like Comcast (My local cable provider) uses both the PPC 5-port and 9-port models for large X1 installations. I spent the past weekend installing this in place of a standalone amplifier and passive 5-way splitter (which wasn't working very well). Everything is working amazing now! Prior to the installation (which included running all new RG6 Quad Shielded Coax) I was only able to achieve a maximum of 90mbps down on a good day. Now I'm hitting 120mbps. You can't go wrong with this splitter/amp! It's also MOCA compatible, so if you have an X1 Entertainment system, you're covered! The new RG6Q I ran probably had more to do with my cable internet performance increase since there was a noticeable decrease in line noise and an increase in signal integrity to the modem (Both Downstream and Upstream). However without the Amplifier portion of this splitter, the attenuation from the sheer length of Coax and the number of set-top boxes (HD Receivers) I have in the house would have degraded the signal to the modem (More ports/splitters = More Loss per port). To a point where the modem would have dropped it's connection to Comcast and possibly even the HD boxes/X1 DVR would have seen connectivity issues. The house I networked is fairly large, about 2500sq/ft, two story, 5 bedroom. This made some of the coax runs very lengthy, using a passive splitter for this many rooms/devices simply would not have worked. PROs: - 9 port Splitter Amp. (0 loss/0 gain) - Low Cost. - Easy setup/installation. - Includes passive port for VOIP or DATA modems (In the event you lose power to amp). CONs: - NONE! For those that are curious. My current house installation is setup as follows: PPC-EVO (P1) - X1 DVR in Family Room [20ft run, P1 recommended for DVR or Master video units] PPC-EVO (P2) - X1 HD Box Bedroom#3 [~75ft run, P1-4 recommended for longest runs] PPC-EVO (P3) - Bedroom#4 (Future use, 75ohm terminated) [~75ft run] PPC-EVO (P4) - NON-HD Digital Receiver (Kitchen Cabinet TV) [~80ft run] PPC-EVO (P5) - X1 HD Box Bedroom#5 [~35ft run, P5-8 recommended for shortest runs] PPC-EVO (P6) - Bedroom#1 (Future use, 75ohm terminated) [~40ft run] PPC-EVO (P7) - Bedroom#2 (Future use, 75ohm terminated) [~50ft run] PPC-EVO (P8) - NULL PPC-EVO (Passive -3.5db) - Motorola Surfboard Cable Modem [~65ft run] I'm getting +2dbmV downstream on the modem, which is much higher than I expected when using the passive -3.5db port, but well within the modem's "happy place."

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*Last updated: 2026-02-12*