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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WRIARICH
Splits one Ethernet line into four gigabit ports with USB power and LED status indicators
This WRIARICH adapter divides a single Ethernet cable into four RJ45 ports so four devices can share one wired connection simultaneously. It accepts Cat5 through Cat8 cables and works with routers, switches, TVs and set-top boxes. A USB power cable is required for operation and no drivers are needed.
Each of the four ports can maintain up to 1000Mbps data rates during continuous use without signal interference between cable groups. The aluminum alloy housing and built-in PCB provide stable transmission over distances up to 100 meters. LED indicators on every port display real-time power and link status.
The splitter cannot function without an active USB power source, so a nearby USB port or charger is mandatory for any deployment. Buyers who cannot supply constant USB power at the installation point should consider a passive alternative or a powered switch instead.
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The adapter draws power from a standard USB port and the manufacturer highlights stable 1000Mbps transmission across all four ports simultaneously, indicating the USB supply is sufficient for full load.
You need Cat5e, Cat6, Cat7 or Cat8 Ethernet cables; the splitter’s RJ45 jacks are compatible with all those categories and support up to 100 metre runs.
The splitter itself passes 1000Mbps signals, but the overall speed will be limited to the slowest link in the chain, so a 100Mbps switch will cap traffic at 100Mbps.
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