🔌 Enhance Your Network Connectivity with CERRXIAN RJ45 Splitter Adapter - RJ45 Female to 2 Female Splitter Coupler LAN Ethernet Network 1 to 2 Adapter (2-Pack) Review

This worked fine for me and solves my problem for now (creates two connections with just one cable). I bought four 1 foot cords and routed 2 from the side of the router and then 2 from the side of my wall outlets, one outlet on each side of the wall. Now I have an ethernet connection in my living room and in my son's room. However, there is one thing I didn't know. The maximum data traffic per line is 100 Mbit/s. It provides a stable connection but is slower than my WiFi. I have 1GB at home and

I had a pre-existing cable running through the walls from my basement to my second floor bedroom that ran through my attic. I needed to run a cable to my upstairs office. I cut an existing attic in half and went from there to my office. Has worked flawlessly. Considering my internet connection is only 90, which is pretty fast for my region, 100 isn't a problem unless I've been transferring large files over my own network, which I'm not. The bandwidth is more than sufficient for HD videos…

These things are perfect for creating an ethernet connection to two devices with just one cable. I only have one cable running through the wall and floor from the router upstairs to my home theater in the basement. I have two devices downstairs that I wanted to wire up as the WiFi signal is not stable there. This splitter set did it. Now both my Roku and Blu-ray player connect directly to each other, and all I had to do was run a cable through the walls and floor. A wired connection is much…

This product looks great and is great for adding an extra Ethernet line without running a second cable or using an Ethernet switch. Place one at each end of the cable, connect two ports on one end to an Ethernet switch/router, and two ports on the other end can be connected to two different devices. Basically, it converts a 1000Mbps cable into two independent 100Mbps cables. Note that you will likely need four additional Ethernet patch cords to make the connections. In my case, the router is in

I had to walk around the house from end to end for a long time. In winter I went to the attic, stretched the cable, caught the wall and so on. But then midsummer came and I needed another Eighternet connection on another network. At first I figured I'd have to wait for it to cool down to try another heroic attic line. But then I thought that I would simply use 2 free pairs of wires in the existing cable. After I sat down and started estimating the price of connectors and some sort of housing…