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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Splits one Ethernet cable into two 100 Mbps ports with USB power and shielded Cat5–Cat7 connectors
This RJ45 adapter divides one Ethernet cable into two active ports so two computers can share a single line at the same time. A USB power lead supplies 3.3 V to the internal PCB and the metal shield blocks electromagnetic disturbance. The 0.8 m pigtail gives a little placement freedom and the housing measures 4 cm by 3.5 cm by 2.1 cm.
Older A/B switch boxes only let one device talk at a time and require manual toggling. This splitter keeps both ports live so each machine gets its own 100 Mbps path without interference. The jump is worth it when you need permanent simultaneous access rather than occasional switching.
The incoming cable must carry all eight conductors and be rated Cat 5 through Cat 7 for the stated performance. Each output tops out at 100 Mbps even though the input can handle 1000 Mbps. Ensure the USB power source can deliver 3.3 V and that both target devices have standard 8P8C RJ45 ports.
| Type | 1 to 2 RJ45 Network Splitter Adapter |
|---|---|
| Package Contents | 1 X RJ45 Network Splitter Adapter |
The splitter housing measures 4cm wide, 3.5cm deep and 2.1cm high, so any cable duct or desk grommet must clear those dimensions.
Plug the USB-A end into any 3.3V USB port, then insert the incoming Cat5-to-Cat7 cable into the single female RJ45 and patch two outgoing cables into the dual female jacks.
Replace the unit if the metal shielding is bent, the PCB shows corrosion, or the 0.8m USB cable frays, since any of those faults can degrade the 100Mbps per-port throughput.
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