Unify RJ45 Y-Cable for X3R X5R SLAV16R (MPN L30251-U600-A844) — Ethernet splitter/extension

Unify RJ45 Y-Cable (MPN L30251-U600-A844) is a Y-shaped Ethernet splitter cable designed for use with Unify X3R, X5R and SLAV16R devices. The cable provides one RJ-45 male input that splits into two RJ-45 male outputs, using all 8 wires (4 pairs) to maintain Ethernet and voice signal integrity. It is intended to simplify wiring where parallel connectors or alternative cable routing are required while maintaining compatibility with supported Unify hardware.

Advantages

The Unify Y-Cable supports full 8-wire RJ-45 connectivity across the single-to-dual branch, preserving pair counts needed for Ethernet and voice functions. Its Y-shaped design offers a compact, direct solution for splitting or extending a single RJ-45 line into two endpoints without additional adapters. The cable is manufactured to match Unify device requirements (MPN L30251-U600-A844), ensuring correct connector types and wiring for compatible systems.

Suitable for

• Splitting a single RJ-45 line to feed two Unify endpoints (X3R, X5R, SLAV16R)
• Extending or rerouting Ethernet/voice connections in tight or constrained installations
• Temporary or permanent setups where parallel RJ-45 connections are needed

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Unify
• MPN: L30251-U600-A844
• EAN: 4050026029697
• Cable type: Y-Cable / Network splitter
• Connector: 1 x RJ-45 male to 2 x RJ-45 male
• Wires per cable: 8 (4 pairs)

How to use

Connect the single RJ-45 male end to the source device or network outlet, then connect the two RJ-45 male branches to the target Unify endpoints (for example X3R, X5R or SLAV16R). Ensure devices are powered off during initial wiring if recommended by device documentation. Verify network and voice functionality after connection; adjust cabling as needed to achieve proper operation with your specific Unify hardware.

Usage recommendations

Use this Y-cable only with compatible Unify devices and in configurations supported by Unify documentation. Do not assume network aggregation or increased bandwidth across the split; the cable provides a physical split of the RJ-45 connection and relies on the connected devices to handle signalling appropriately. For critical or high-speed network links, prefer dedicated separate runs or consult Unify installation guidelines.