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Black Ethernet splitter with one input and two RJ45 output ports

AVer AL-US-SP918A-2 Ethernet Splitter 1 to 2 1000Mbps

SKU CH-GEE3-NBJQV

Splits one Gigabit Ethernet port into two RJ45 connections for simultaneous 1000 Mbps networking with Cat5e to Cat8 cables

  • ColorBlack
  • SpecificationRJ45, 1, 1000 megabits_per_second, 0 volts, AL-US-SP918A-2
  • Wireless SupportRJ45
  • FormatRJ45, 1
  • Audio Bit Rate/Bandwidth1000 megabits_per_second
  • Serial InterfaceRJ45
  • Expands one Gigabit port for two simultaneous connections
  • Supports 1000Mbps data rates over Cat6, Cat7, Cat8 cables
  • Works with routers, switches, TVs, computers and ADSL devices
  • Passive design requires no external power supply
  • Durable RJ45 connectors reduce wear from repeated plugging

Splitter for two devices

The AVer AL-US-SP918A-2 splitter expands a single Gigabit Ethernet port so two computers can share the connection simultaneously. It supports cascading to add further ports and reduces wear from repeated cable changes. The unit works with ADSL, hubs, switches, TVs, set-top boxes, routers, wireless devices and computers.

Check your cabling first

Maximum throughput of 1000 megabits per second is only guaranteed when Cat6 or better cable is used throughout the link. Two active devices share the total bandwidth, so each will see less than the peak rate under load. Verify that your router or switch port is Gigabit rated and that existing cables are not limited to Cat5e.

No extra power or software needed

The splitter draws zero volts from the RJ45 connection, so no external adapter or USB-C cable is required. There is no configuration utility or driver to install; the device is purely passive. Compatibility spans Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, Cat7 and Cat8 cables, though Cat6 is recommended for best stability.

Highlights

  • Expands one Gigabit port for two simultaneous connections
  • Supports 1000Mbps data rates over Cat6, Cat7, Cat8 cables
  • Works with routers, switches, TVs, computers and ADSL devices
  • Passive design requires no external power supply
  • Durable RJ45 connectors reduce wear from repeated plugging

Specifications

BrandAVer
SeriesAL-US-SP918A-2
ModelAL-US-SP918A-2
Part NumberAL-US-SP918A-2
ColorBlack
SpecificationRJ45, 1, 1000 megabits_per_second, 0 volts, AL-US-SP918A-2
Wireless SupportRJ45
FormatRJ45, 1
Audio Bit Rate/Bandwidth1000 megabits_per_second
Serial InterfaceRJ45
Network InterfaceRJ45
Component1 In
Other ConnectorRJ45
DisplayEthernet Splitter 1 to 2
CompatibilityADSL, hubs, switches, TVs, set-top boxes, routers, wireless devices, computers, network cable types (Cat6, Cat7, Cat8, Cat5, Cat5e)
System RequirementsADSL, hubs, switches, TVs, set-top boxes, routers, wireless devices, computers, network cable types (Cat6, Cat7, Cat8, Cat5, Cat5e), 0 volts, RJ45
Power Consumption0 volts
Power Supply0 volts, RJ45
FeatureRJ45, 1, 1000 megabits_per_second, ADSL, hubs, switches, TVs, set-top boxes, routers, wireless devices, computers, network cable types (Cat6, Cat7, Cat8, Cat5, Cat5e), 0 volts
Dimensions14.33in W x 12.83in H x 9.06in D
Weight0.109 kilograms
Package ContentAL-US-SP918A-2, false

Questions about this item

Does the AVer AL-US-SP918A-2 splitter include the Cat6 cables needed to connect two devices?

The splitter provides one input and two output RJ45 ports; Cat6, Cat7, Cat8, Cat5 or Cat5e cables must be purchased separately.

Should I choose this 1-to-2 model or a 1-to-3 version for my setup?

Select the 1-to-2 model when you need to share a single Gigabit port between two devices; the 1-to-3 and 1-to-4 versions add more outputs but keep the same 1000Mbps total bandwidth.

What does the 1000Mbps rating mean when both connected computers are active?

The 1000Mbps figure is the chip's maximum; two computers share that bandwidth, so each receives a portion of the total 1000Mbps rather than a full 1000Mbps each.

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