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Compact USB-C 3.1 adapter with Gigabit Ethernet port and PD power pass-through

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD USB-C 3.1 to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter with PD Port

SKU CH-DCWX-8TKGM

Adds wired 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet and USB-C PD pass-through to laptops with a USB 3.1 port

  • Gigabit wired networking via USB-C 3.1
  • Power Delivery pass-through keeps laptop charged
  • Energy-efficient IEEE 802.3AZ reduces power draw
  • Wake-on-LAN enables remote system start

USB-C 3.1 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter

The LORDWORLD adapter adds a 10/100/1000Mbps wired network port to laptops and tablets that only have a USB-C 3.1 connection. It suits remote workers and students who need a stable link for video calls or large file transfers when Wi-Fi is unreliable.

Sustained-load behaviour

Green Ethernet and IEEE 802.3AZ Energy Efficient Ethernet reduce power draw during long sessions while keeping the link active. Wake-on-LAN lets the host resume from sleep when network traffic arrives, so background syncs and updates continue without user intervention.

Highlights

  • Gigabit wired networking via USB-C 3.1
  • Power Delivery pass-through keeps laptop charged
  • Energy-efficient IEEE 802.3AZ reduces power draw
  • Wake-on-LAN enables remote system start

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Does the adapter draw much power when the link runs at 1000 Mbps all day?

It supports IEEE 802.3AZ Energy Efficient Ethernet and green ethernet features that reduce power during sustained gigabit traffic.

Which host port must my laptop provide for this adapter to work?

A USB-C port with USB 3.1 signalling is required for the gigabit Ethernet and PD pass-through functions.

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