UGREEN Ethernet Splitter 1-to-2, 1000Mbps Ethernet Switch
Product description
This compact Ethernet splitter from UGREEN turns one RJ45 port into two gigabit-capable outputs, helping to connect two devices such as a PC and a game console without constantly swapping cables. It is useful for small networks where you need to extend wired connectivity for a router, modem or TV while keeping a neat setup, and it supports up to 1000 Mbps per link according to the manufacturer.
Key Points
The unit supports adaptive 10/100/1000 Mbps speeds and allows simultaneous use of two devices with no crosstalk between the paired outputs. It requires external USB power to operate, so a nearby USB port or charger must be available. The splitter is portable and designed for home, office or dormitory environments, offering a simple plug and play experience for quick network expansion. ⚡️
Technical Specifications
- Name: UGREEN Ethernet Splitter 1 to 2 Gigabit
- Ports: 1 input RJ45, 2 output RJ45
- Speed: 10/100/1000 Mbps adaptive, up to 1000 Mbps per cable according to the manufacturer
- Power: USB-C power cable required for operation
- Cable compatibility: Cat5/5e/6/7/8 supported
- Maximum recommended cable length: 100 metres
Benefits
Compact dimensions and lightweight construction make this splitter easy to carry when moving between rooms or using in temporary setups. The aluminium alloy case and thicker PCB are intended to improve heat dissipation and reduce electromagnetic interference compared with thinner steel enclosures. This contributes to steadier signal transmission during continuous use. 🔌
Usage Recommendations
Connect the input to your router or modem and then attach the two output cables to the devices you wish to run simultaneously, taking care to respect the directionality of the interfaces as stated by the manufacturer. Provide USB power via the included USB-C cable to a USB port on a device or to a USB charger. Consider that the device is not a managed switch and does not replace a full network switch when multiple independent switch functions or routed ports are required. 🛠️.