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QNAP QNA-UC10G1T USB 4 Type-C to 10G Base-T RJ45 Adapter
Adds 10GbE networking via USB-C with multi-gigabit speeds and fanless operation
- Add 10GbE networking via USB Type-C
- Stable connection with AQC113 PHY IC
- Fanless design for silent long-term use
- Works with Windows, macOS and Linux
- 1 m USB 4 Type-C cable included
USB 4 to 10GbE adapter for portable networking
The QNAP QNA-UC10G1T adds a 10G Base-T RJ45 port to any computer with a USB 4 or Thunderbolt 3/4 connection. It targets creative professionals, office teams and media enthusiasts who need faster wired throughput than standard gigabit links without opening their chassis. Driver installation is required on Windows, macOS and Linux systems.
Fanless design keeps operation silent
The adapter runs without active cooling, so it adds no audible noise to a quiet studio or office. Power is drawn directly from the host USB 4 port through the included one metre Type-C cable, eliminating the need for an external supply. Multi-gigabit PHY negotiation steps down to 5, 2.5 or 1 GbE when the switch port demands it.
AQC113 PHY IC enables 10/5/2.5/1 GbE
This single controller handles every supported line rate, so the adapter works with existing Cat 5e or better cabling and any compliant switch. Buyers whose infrastructure stops at 1 GbE will not reach the headline 10 Gbps, and hosts lacking USB 4 or Thunderbolt 3/4 ports cannot use the device at all.
Highlights
- Add 10GbE networking via USB Type-C
- Stable connection with AQC113 PHY IC
- Fanless design for silent long-term use
- Works with Windows, macOS and Linux
- 1 m USB 4 Type-C cable included
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the QNAP QNA-UC10G1T and which step do people often miss?
Connect the included USB 4 Type-C cable to a USB 4 or Thunderbolt port, then install the driver on Windows, macOS or Linux; the step most users skip is the driver installation required for all three operating systems.
What maintenance or replacement will the QNAP QNA-UC10G1T need later?
The fanless design removes moving parts, so no fan cleaning or replacement is needed; only the USB 4 Type-C cable or the AQC113 PHY IC would ever require replacement if damaged.
What limit appears first on the QNAP QNA-UC10G1T during sustained 10 Gbps transfers?
The USB 4 interface caps sustained throughput at 10 Gbps, and the fanless enclosure relies on passive cooling, so thermal throttling of the AQC113 PHY IC is the first limit under continuous heavy load.
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