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Vszerda 1X2 RJ45 Splitter Adapter 45
RJ45 female-to-female coupler splits one port for two devices used separately, compatible with Cat5 to Cat7 cables
- Shares one Ethernet port between two devices
- Only one device connects at a time
- Prevents simultaneous dual-cable connection
- Compatible with Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, Cat7 cables
- Female-to-female 8P8C coupler extends network reach
Vszerda 1X2 RJ45 Splitter Adapter
This Vszerda adapter splits a single RJ45 Ethernet port into two female 8P8C sockets. It is designed for situations where only one device needs an active network connection at any given moment. The coupler works with Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat7 cables. It does not create two simultaneous network links from one port.
For alternating device connections only
This splitter suits users who switch a single wall jack between two devices that never run at the same time, such as a laptop and a desktop used in different shifts. It will not support two computers online together. Buyers who need concurrent connections for multiple devices should look at a network switch or additional cabling instead.
Passive coupler for structured wiring
The adapter sits inline between the existing RJ45 outlet and the two device cables, requiring no power or configuration. It frees up the need to re-punch a wall plate or install a second drop when only one link is active at a time. Both connected cables must be unplugged manually to change the active device.
Highlights
- Shares one Ethernet port between two devices
- Only one device connects at a time
- Prevents simultaneous dual-cable connection
- Compatible with Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, Cat7 cables
- Female-to-female 8P8C coupler extends network reach
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What type of Ethernet cable must I already have to use this RJ45 splitter?
You need a Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6 or Cat7 patch cable with standard 8P8C plugs; the coupler accepts any of those categories.
If I leave a legacy Cat5 cable connected to one port, will it interfere with a Cat6 cable on the other port?
No, because only one device can be active at a time; the inactive cable simply sits disconnected inside the coupler.
How can I verify the splitter is wired correctly after plugging in my cables?
Connect a single device, confirm link lights on the switch and the device, then swap to the second device and check for the same link indication.
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