The
Quantum Entangloporter is a Mekanism block that sends items, fluids, chemicals, energy and heat to every other Entangloporter on the same frequency. There’s no limit on distance and it’ll work between dimensions, so a pair of them can do the job of a cable, a pipe, a tube and a transporter all at once.
You’ll need at least two, as one puts things into the frequency and another takes them out. They don’t use any energy to run, though each one only works while its chunk is loaded, which is what the
Anchor Upgrade is for.
How to Make It
One
Quantum Entangloporter is crafted from 4
Refined Obsidian Ingots in the corners, 2
Ultimate Control Circuits above and below, 2
Atomic Alloys on the sides and a
Teleportation Core in the middle. The core needs 2 more Atomic Alloys, so a pair of Entangloporters comes to 8 of them.
That makes it an expensive block for its size, and it’s usually built around the same time as the
Digital Miner, which shares the Teleportation Core. The Refined Obsidian Ingots come from the
Osmium Compressor, which you’ll find on the
Refined Obsidian page.
How It Works
Open the
Quantum Entangloporter and create a frequency, then set the second one to the same frequency in its own screen. A frequency can be public, private or shared with trusted players, and any number of Entangloporters are able to join it, not only two.

The frequency itself holds a small buffer of each type, and every Entangloporter on it reads from and writes to that same buffer. So whatever goes into one is in all of them straight away, which is why nothing has to travel between them.
| Type | Buffer |
|---|---|
| Items | 1 slot |
| Fluids | 256,000 mB |
| Chemicals | 8,192,000 mB |
| Energy | 102,400,000 FE (256,000,000 J) |
Those buffers are also the most a frequency is able to pass in a tick, as they match an
Ultimate Energy Cube, Fluid Tank and Chemical Tank. In practice the item slot is the narrow one, as a single slot means only one type of item can be passing through at a time.
Setting the sides
Each side of the block is set to Input, Output or Input/Output in the side configuration screen, and that’s done separately for items, fluids, chemicals and energy. The front of the block is set to Output for all four to begin with and the other faces to Input, so the receiving Entangloporter needs its front, or another side you’ve changed to Output, facing whatever it’s feeding.
Auto-eject is off for every type on an Entangloporter until you switch it on in the side configuration screen. Without it the receiving Entangloporter will just hold the buffer, and nothing comes out unless a pipe or cable is set to pull from it.
Heat works a little differently, as every side passes it both ways and there’s nothing to switch on. That lets you carry heat from a
Resistive Heater to a build somewhere else, though heat has no auto-eject setting at all.
Upgrades and Automation
The only upgrade it takes is a single
Anchor Upgrade, which keeps the Entangloporter’s own chunk loaded. Without one, an Entangloporter in an unloaded chunk does nothing, so the far end of a link will stop the moment you leave the area.

A common setup is to put one next to a
Digital Miner far from your base, taking in the mined items and sending out energy on the same block. The one at home then has an energy side set to Input from an Energy Cube and an item side set to Output into storage.
For more than one item type at a time, a second frequency with its own pair will keep them from waiting on that single slot. To move yourself instead of your items, the
Teleporter links by frequency in the same way, and it’s the next page along from this one.
FAQ
Place two of them and set both to the same frequency in their screens. On the sending one, set a side to Input for what you’re moving, and on the receiving one set a side to Output and turn on auto-eject. Items, fluids, chemicals and energy each have their own side settings.
It’ll work between any two dimensions, as the buffer belongs to the frequency and not to either of the blocks, so there isn’t a limit on distance either. Both ends do need to be in loaded chunks though, so you’ll want to put an
Anchor Upgrade in the one that you aren’t standing near.
Each frequency passes up to 102,400,000 FE, 256,000 mB of fluid and 8,192,000 mB of chemical per tick, and it has one item slot. Those limits are shared by every Entangloporter on that frequency, so adding more blocks to it won’t raise them.
It doesn’t use any energy to run, as it only passes along what’s put into it. The energy it carries is stored on the frequency, and the same goes for the items and fluids, so breaking one block won’t lose what’s in the buffer.





