Network adapter No name AD-UTP-2W/2G, 2 x RJ45

No name AD-UTP-2W/2G is a compact network adapter with two RJ45 ports designed to connect or extend Ethernet links over UTP cabling. The adapter offers two separate RJ45 interfaces to provide basic wired connectivity where an additional Ethernet socket is required. It is intended for simple network extension and port duplication in home and small office environments and for devices that need an extra network connection without adding a switch or running new cabling.

Advantages

The adapter delivers a space-saving and straightforward way to add a second RJ45 interface. It supports standard UTP cabling and installs without special tools or configuration, making it suitable for quick on-site use. Its compact housing allows placement near existing wall outlets or network equipment, reducing clutter while maintaining stable wired connections for compatible devices.

Suitable for

• Adding an extra Ethernet port for a computer, printer or IP device
• Extending an Ethernet link without installing a new cable run
• Small home or office networks where a simple port duplication is needed
• Temporary network setups for testing or reconfiguration

Key specifications

• Connector type: 2 × RJ45 ports for UTP cabling
• Cabling: Supports unshielded twisted pair (UTP) Ethernet cable
• Form factor: Compact inline adapter suitable for mounting near outlets or patch panels
• Compatibility: Works with standard Ethernet devices that use RJ45 connectors

How to use

Connect one RJ45 port of the adapter to an active Ethernet source such as a wall outlet, switch or router using UTP cable. Connect the second RJ45 port to the device that requires network access. No software or driver installation is required. Verify link and activity LEDs on connected equipment to confirm physical connectivity and correct cabling. If network connection is not established, check cable integrity and ensure both ends are properly seated.

Usage recommendations

Use standard Cat5e or Cat6 UTP cables for best performance and keep cable runs within recommended Ethernet length limits. Place the adapter in a dry, ventilated area away from sources of electromagnetic interference. For permanent multi-device connectivity or higher port density, consider using a network switch instead of this inline adapter.