Delta network adapter set AD-UTP-2W/2G-V2 — 2× RJ45 to 1× RJ45

Delta AD-UTP-2W/2G-V2 is a compact network adapter set that merges two RJ45 UTP links into a single RJ45 connection. Intended for Ethernet cabling, this adapter set allows two separate data lines to share one physical port, helping to reduce cable clutter and adapt existing cabling to devices with fewer available ports. The design is suitable for structured cabling in homes, small offices and network extensions where economical use of switch ports or wall outlets is needed.

Advantages

The adapter set provides a simple passive solution without requiring power or configuration, enabling quick installation and immediate use. Its compact form factor fits standard RJ45 sockets and preserves signal integrity for typical Ethernet use cases. By combining two UTP lines into one connector, it helps to optimize space and cable management while maintaining compatibility with common network equipment.

Suitable for

• Home network setups where wall outlets or switch ports are limited
• Small offices requiring port consolidation for desktops or IP phones
• Temporary network extensions or re-purposing of existing cabling
• Installations that need a passive, non-powered adapter for Ethernet links

Key specifications

• Connector types: two RJ45 female inputs to one RJ45 female output
• Cable compatibility: UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) Ethernet cabling
• Use case: passive line consolidation for Ethernet connections
• Form factor: compact inline adapter intended for standard RJ45 sockets

How to use

Insert the two source RJ45 cables into the adapter’s input ports and connect the adapter output to the target device or wall socket. No software configuration or power supply is necessary. Verify link status on connected devices and ensure cable pairs correspond to the intended Ethernet channels; if connections do not establish, check pair assignments and swap cables if needed. For best results, use cable runs and network equipment that match the intended Ethernet speed and standards.

Usage recommendations

Use the adapter for consolidating separate low-traffic links or where temporary port sharing is required. Avoid using it as a substitute for a network switch when simultaneous full-bandwidth connections are needed, and do not rely on it for critical high-throughput links without verifying performance in your specific installation.