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The BTR NETCOM 130610480101-E network splitter is a compact adapter designed to extend a single network connection into multiple outputs. Finished in white and grey with a short 0.1 m cable, it provides a discreet and space-saving way to connect additional wired devices where an extra port is needed. The splitter supports standard Ethernet cabling and is suitable for simple network expansions in homes and small offices.

Advantages

The small footprint and neutral color scheme allow the splitter to blend with typical home and office equipment. Its fixed short cable reduces clutter while keeping connectors accessible. The device delivers stable wired connections for compatible network devices without requiring additional power or configuration.

Suitable for

• Adding an additional wired connection for a computer or printer in a home office
• Connecting multiple devices in small office setups where a spare port is needed
• Temporary network expansions for meetings or events where quick connectivity is required
• Use with switches, routers, or modems to increase accessible Ethernet endpoints

Key specifications

• Product type: Network splitter (passive Ethernet adapter)
• Color: White and grey
• Cable length: 0.1 m
• Connector type: Standard RJ45 Ethernet connectors
• Compatibility: Works with standard Ethernet cabling and common network devices
• Installation: Plug-and-play, no external power required

How to use

Connect the splitter's cable to an available Ethernet port on your router, switch, or modem, then plug the network cables for the devices you want to connect into the splitter's output ports. Ensure connectors are fully seated to maintain a reliable physical connection. No software installation or configuration is necessary for basic use.

Recommendations

Use the splitter for simple, low-complexity network expansions and when device placement requires a nearby additional port. For high-bandwidth applications, many simultaneous connections, or where independent full-speed links are required, consider using a powered network switch instead.