Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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USB-C powered RJ45 splitter shares one Ethernet line between two devices at up to 1000 Mbps over 100 metres
The C&N Ethernet Splitter 1to2 turns a single RJ45 line into two active ports so two computers can share one wired connection at the same time. Power comes from the included USB-C cable and the adapter weighs 54 grams. It works with Cat5 through Cat8 cabling and is aimed at setups where running an extra cable is impractical.
The splitter draws 5V 1A through its USB-C port and must be connected to power before the two output ports become active. Each port auto-negotiates at 10/100/1000Mbps and the signal remains stable over the full 100 meter distance. No fan or active cooling is involved so the unit runs silently.
This adapter replaces the need to pull a second Ethernet cable through walls or ceilings when a second device needs a wired link. The jump is worth it when you have one existing drop and need simultaneous connectivity for two endpoints such as a PC and a smart TV. It does not replace a managed switch for networks that require VLANs or more than two ports.
| Brand | C&N |
|---|---|
| Model | Ethernet Splitter 1to2 |
| Weight | 54 grams |
Connect the single RJ45 input to your network cable, plug both devices into the two RJ45 outputs, then insert the USB-C power cable into a 5V 1A source; the splitter will not function without this power connection.
The passive RJ45 ports and USB-C power input have no moving parts or consumable components, so no scheduled maintenance or periodic replacement is required under normal indoor use.
Each of the two output ports is capped at 1000Mbps and the total bandwidth cannot exceed the single 1000Mbps input, so sustained simultaneous transfers will hit that aggregate 1000Mbps ceiling first.
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