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 RJ45 connection into two simultaneous 100 Mbps ports, USB-C powered, plug-and-play with LED status indicators
This adapter divides one RJ45 uplink into two active 100 Mbps ports so two devices can share a single cable run. It draws 5 V 1 A through a Type-C connector, making it useful where a free power socket is scarce. Home-office users and installers needing an extra drop without pulling new cable will find it a compact solution.
The splitter’s metal shell dissipates heat and shields the internal tap, while gold-plated pins on each RJ45 jack resist oxidation for steadier signals. LED indicators on both output ports show link and activity at a glance, helping confirm connectivity without a laptop. The 62 × 51 × 23 mm footprint sits unobtrusively behind a desk or in a cabinet.
Each port tops out at 100 Mbps, so the pair together cannot exceed the uplink’s single 100 Mbps stream; heavy simultaneous transfers on both devices will contend for that ceiling. The passive tap architecture also means the unit cannot negotiate gigabit speeds or provide PoE to downstream gear. Buyers needing full-duplex gigabit links or power-over-Ethernet should plan for a managed switch instead.
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Each output port supports up to 100Mbps, so two devices can share the incoming connection at that rate simultaneously.
The splitter measures 62 by 51 by 23 millimetres, a compact metal case that sits inline on the cable.
Plug the included USB-C cable into any 5V 1A source before connecting the network cables; skipping the power step leaves both ports inactive.
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