LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Cat6 RJ45 8P8C to Dual RJ45 Splitter Adapter 2pcs
Splits one Cat6 cable into two 100Mbps connections using a pair of adapters
- Connect two devices through one pre-installed cable
- Supports simultaneous 100 Mbps access on each port
- Splits eight wires into two four-wire groups
- Requires a second adapter at the far end
- Expands a single RJ45 outlet to two sockets
Splitter for single-cable panels
This RJ45 splitter kit lets two devices share one pre-installed Ethernet cable by dividing the eight conductors into two four-wire paths. It is intended for home or office locations where only a single wall outlet exists but two computers or other network clients need simultaneous internet access.
Check your wiring and speed needs
The adapter works with cables that carry 100 Mbps signals on pins 1, 2, 3 and 6, so the existing run must support at least that performance. You must install one unit at the panel end and the second unit at the device end; a single splitter will not provide two active connections.
Two adapters enable dual-device use
The package includes two splitters, which together convert one RJ45 outlet into two functional sockets for DSL, cable modem or Ethernet links. Without the paired unit at the far end the eight wires cannot be separated into two independent 100 Mbps channels.
Highlights
- Connect two devices through one pre-installed cable
- Supports simultaneous 100 Mbps access on each port
- Splits eight wires into two four-wire groups
- Requires a second adapter at the far end
- Expands a single RJ45 outlet to two sockets
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the pack and do I need anything else to make it work?
The pack contains two Cat6 RJ45 8P8C to dual RJ45 splitter adapters. You must use both adapters — one at each end of the existing cable — to enable two simultaneous 100Mbps connections.
Which version should I choose for a 100Mbps wired link?
This splitter is designed for 100Mbps Ethernet, which uses only four of the eight wires. It divides the cable into two separate four-wire paths, so each connected device can run at up to 100Mbps.
What does the 100Mbps figure mean when I plug two PCs into the same wall socket?
Each PC gets its own dedicated 100Mbps link because the adapter splits the eight conductors into two independent four-wire circuits, provided a second adapter is installed at the far end.
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