Pushua Gigabit Ethernet Splitter 1 to 2 High Speed 1000Mbps USB Powered
Splits one Ethernet cable into two simultaneous 1000 Mbps connections with USB power and RJ45 ports
- TypeSpeaker Wires
- ColorBlack
- Length< 1"
- Connector Number3
- Connector DetailDVI to DVI
- Terminal GenderFemale to Female
- Expands one Ethernet port into two active connections
- 1000 Mbps maximum throughput per cable set with no crosstalk
- USB-powered operation requiring only 5 V 1 A from any USB port
- Plug-and-play setup with no drivers or software to install
- Durable aluminium alloy housing with gold-plated RJ45 contacts and thick PCB
What this splitter does and who needs it
The Pushua Gigabit Ethernet Splitter 1 to 2 High Speed divides one RJ45 line into two active ports so two devices can share a single wall jack or switch port. It is aimed at home offices, small studios or dorm rooms where running a second cable is impractical and a full switch would be overkill. The USB-powered design keeps the unit running without an external adapter, drawing only 5 V 1 A from any spare USB-A port.
Installation steps and common pitfalls
Connect the incoming Cat5/5e/6/7/8 cable to the single RJ45 input, plug the two outgoing cables into the dual outputs, then insert the USB power lead into a computer or charger. No drivers or configuration software are required. Problems usually appear when the USB port cannot supply steady power, when cables exceed the 2.62 ft working length, or when both linked devices demand simultaneous throughput above the 1000 Mbps aggregate limit.
Behaviour under sustained load
The aluminium-alloy shell and thick PCB dissipate heat during continuous transfers, so the splitter maintains stable signal integrity over long sessions. Gold-plated pins and integrated mechanical welding reduce contact resistance, preventing the intermittent drops that cheaper plastic units show after hours of heavy traffic. Actual sustained speed still depends on the connected NICs and cable quality, but the hardware itself does not throttle or overheat.
Highlights
- Expands one Ethernet port into two active connections
- 1000 Mbps maximum throughput per cable set with no crosstalk
- USB-powered operation requiring only 5 V 1 A from any USB port
- Plug-and-play setup with no drivers or software to install
- Durable aluminium alloy housing with gold-plated RJ45 contacts and thick PCB
Specifications
| Model | Ethernet Splitter 1 to 2 High Speed |
|---|---|
| Type | Speaker Wires |
| Color | Black |
| Length | < 1" |
| Connector Number | 3 |
| Connector Detail | DVI to DVI |
| Terminal Gender | Female to Female |
| Specifications | RJ45, Ethernet Splitter 1 to 2 High Speed, 2.62, feet, Desktop, 2.3114 L x 10.2362 W x 13.9192 H centimeters, 0.068 kilograms |
| Sports Team | 1 Piece |
| Features | RJ45, Desktop |
| Disclaimer | 12 Months Warranty |
Questions about this item
How can I verify the splitter is operating at the full 1000 Mbps after connecting two devices?
Check the link speed indicator on each connected computer's network adapter settings; both should report 1 Gbps when the USB power cable is plugged into a 5 V 1 A port and quality Cat5e or better cables are used.
What items are included and what must I provide myself?
The package contains the splitter unit and a USB power cable (31.5 in on the original model, 39.3 in on the new model); you must supply the incoming Ethernet cable and two outgoing patch cables.
Which version of the USB power cable should I choose — 31.5 in or 39.3 in?
The newer revision ships with the 39.3 in cable, giving extra reach for desktop setups; the older revision has the 31.5 in cable. Both deliver the same 5 V 1 A power.
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