Plugable Technologies USBC-E2500 2.5G USB-C USB 3.0 Ethernet adapter
- USB C, USB 3.0, RJ45
- USB C or USB 3.0 to…
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Right-angle RJ45 adapter with 90° and 270° angles saves space behind furniture and protects cables from bending, featuring gold-plated contacts for stable Cat5e/Cat6 signal transmission wired
This right-angle Ethernet adapter connects a female RJ45 port to a male plug, letting cables run flat against walls or behind furniture. It suits home users, office installers and anyone routing LAN cables through tight gaps behind TVs, desks or server racks.
The adapter follows the 568B pin-out and is rated for Cat5e and Cat6 cable categories. Gold-plated contacts maintain clean signal transmission, and the 90-degree or 270-degree orientation keeps the cable from bending sharply at the jack.
No power is required and the all-metal shell adds negligible heat or noise to the link. The compact form factor prevents cable strain in confined spaces, helping preserve port integrity on routers, switches, consoles and PoE devices.
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The 568B pin-out is the common wiring scheme for Cat5e and Cat6 cables. It does not cap throughput; your overall link speed depends on the cable category, router, switch and ISP service.
The adapter can be oriented with the cable exiting either upward (90°) or downward (270°) relative to the port, letting you route the patch cord tight against a wall or behind furniture without sharp bends.
The compact angled housing adds only a short projection beyond the RJ45 face, so it fits in the shallow gaps behind TVs, desks or rack-mounted gear where a straight plug would hit the surface.
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