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Vszerda RJ45 Splitter 1 Female to 2 Female 0.8 m USB 1.2 m 100 Mbps
Splits one RJ45 cable into two 100 Mbps ports with a .8 m adapter and 1.2 m USB power lead
- Splits one Ethernet line into two simultaneous 100 Mbps connections
- USB-powered 3.3 V design enables dual-device networking without extra outlets
- Shielded RJ45 coupler supports Cat 5 through Cat 7 cables
- Compact 0.8 m splitter cable plus 1.2 m USB lead reaches distant ports
- Gold-plated 8P8C contacts and PCB construction maintain stable signal integrity
Splitter for Cat 5–7 cables
This RJ45 adapter splits one female port into two female ports so two devices can share a single Ethernet line at the same time. It supports Cat 5, Cat 5e, Cat 6 and Cat 7 patch cables and draws power from a 1.2 m USB cable that supplies 3.3 V. The splitter body measures 4 cm by 3.5 cm by 2.1 cm with a 0.8 m lead.
100 Mbps per port headroom
Each of the two outputs is limited to 100 Mbps, so the adapter suits basic internet access, streaming boxes and office tasks but not gigabit LAN transfers. The built-in shielded PCB and gold-plated pins keep the two signal paths isolated and stable. Bandwidth cannot exceed the 100 Mbps ceiling on either port.
USB-powered inline adapter
The unit needs the included 1.2 m USB power cable connected to a charger or powered port; it will not function without external power. It plugs inline between a router, hub or wall jack and two endpoints such as a PC, TV or set-top box. The compact 2.62 ft cable length keeps the installation tidy near the source device.
Highlights
- Splits one Ethernet line into two simultaneous 100 Mbps connections
- USB-powered 3.3 V design enables dual-device networking without extra outlets
- Shielded RJ45 coupler supports Cat 5 through Cat 7 cables
- Compact 0.8 m splitter cable plus 1.2 m USB lead reaches distant ports
- Gold-plated 8P8C contacts and PCB construction maintain stable signal integrity
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 100 Mbps limit on each of the two RJ45 ports bottleneck my Cat 6 or Cat 7 cables?
Each output is capped at 100 Mbps, so Cat 6 or Cat 7 cables will run at that speed rather than their rated maximum.
How can I confirm the splitter is operating correctly once connected?
Both female ports should show active link lights on the attached devices simultaneously, indicating the 100 Mbps connections are live.
Does the package include the 1.2 m USB power cable, and must I provide my own USB power source?
The 1.2 m USB cable is included; you need a 3.3 V USB port or charger to power the splitter.
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