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Grey USB Ethernet adapter with short cable and RJ45 port

PISKEKAT

PISKEKAT Ethernet Adapter Grey 3.3ft 10/100Mbps iOS 10.0+

SKU CH-FH1D-60M7A

Connects phones and pads to wired networks at 10/100Mbps using a 3.3ft cable and requires iOS 10.0 or later

  • TypeOther
  • Wired 10/100 Mbps Ethernet on iOS 10.0+ devices
  • 3 ft cable reaches routers without strain
  • Plug-and-play with no driver or power brick
  • Works with iPad Pro, Air, Mini and iPhone models listed
  • Compact grey adapter fits in a travel bag

Mobile wired network adapter

The PISKEKAT Ethernet Adapter gives phones and pads a wired RJ45 connection using a 3.3ft cable. It supports 10/100Mbps speeds and works with devices running iOS 10.0 or later. No software or external power is needed for operation.

Passive low-power design

The adapter draws power directly from the connected device and has no fan or active cooling. Silent operation is assured because there are no moving parts. Power consumption remains minimal during normal network activity.

Sustained link stability

Under continuous data transfer the link remains steady at the rated 10/100Mbps rate. The passive design means thermal output stays low without throttling. Performance is consistent for extended downloads or streaming sessions.

Highlights

  • Wired 10/100 Mbps Ethernet on iOS 10.0+ devices
  • 3 ft cable reaches routers without strain
  • Plug-and-play with no driver or power brick
  • Works with iPad Pro, Air, Mini and iPhone models listed
  • Compact grey adapter fits in a travel bag

Specifications

TypeOther

Questions about this item

How do I connect this Ethernet adapter to my iPad, and what step is often missed?

Plug the RJ45 cable into the adapter, then insert the Lightning connector into the iPad running iOS 10.0 or later; the step often missed is ensuring the iPad recognises the Ethernet option in Settings before use.

What maintenance or replacement will this adapter need over time?

The 3.3ft cable and Lightning plug are the wear points; replace the unit if the connector becomes loose or the cable sheath frays, as no internal parts are user-serviceable.

What throughput limit appears first during sustained transfers?

The 10/100Mbps Ethernet port caps sustained throughput at 100Mbps, so large file copies will hit that ceiling before the Lightning interface becomes a bottleneck.

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