FREE: ARRIS TG862G COMCAST MODEM/ROUTER

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Hi I'm trying this out so up for bis is a USED modem. Works like brand new and comes with a battery as well as all cords and wires. Comcast only. Thanks

ARRIS Wireless Gateway TG862

DOCSIS® 3.0 residential gateway with 802.11n, 4 Port Router, and 2 voice lines
8x4 Channel Bonding
Multi processor technology for highest performance
Energy management and conservation for cost savings
Enhanced WebGUI interface with technician level access
The ARRIS ® DOCSIS® 3.0 Residential Gateway is an 8x4 advanced gateway product. The TG862 combines two analog voice lines, a 4-port Gigabit Router, and a 802.11n wireless access point into a single device capable of supporting both home and small office applications. Using multi-processor technology, the TG862 can achieve high bandwidth performance without affecting voice quality, a historical ARRIS product standard. This feature packed unit will lead the future for advanced home and small office services. Operators strive to push the limits on DOCSIS 3.0 performance delivered to the customer with both the Ethernet and the wireless interfaces. The 802.11n wireless interface can deliver the performance desired while also offering improvements in home coverage above those of previous technologies.

FEATURES:
DOCSIS® 3.0 compliant designs
Up to 8 downstream and 4 upstream channel bonding
Tuners support two 48MHz blocks each consisting of up to 4 bonded channels
High performance WiFi-Alliance certified 802.11b/g/n wireless access pointInternal 2x3 MIMO antenna configuration for optimal throughput and coverage
Supports 802.11n Beam Forming
Designed for CableLabs® Wifi Federation Hardware Compliance
High Speed Internet via 4 ports 10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet (RJ-45)
Multiple (8) SSID Support with individual rate limiting
WPA and WPA2 Personal and Enterprise, 64/ 128 bit WEP, and MAC authentication

Includes: Wireless Modem/Router/EMTA
Self installation kit (wires)
Backup Battery 8 hours of standby