Splitter de red BTR NETCOM 130608480101-E

The BTR NETCOM 130608480101-E network splitter is a compact accessory designed to expand a wired network connection where space is limited. With a short 0.1 m cable and a choice of white or grey finish, the splitter provides a straightforward way to connect multiple devices to a single network outlet while preserving signal integrity for typical home and small office environments.

Advantages

The compact housing and very short cable reduce clutter and cable run length near wall outlets or patch panels. The device supports reliable wired connections for multiple endpoints without requiring additional active equipment, and its neutral color options blend into most installations. Its simple passive design ensures plug-and-play operation with no configuration required.

Suitable for

• Extending a single network wall outlet to serve two nearby devices
• Temporary network setups at home or small office desks
• Connecting low-traffic devices such as printers, IP phones, or smart TVs

Key specifications

• Form factor: inline network splitter with short pigtail cable (0.1 m)
• Color options: white, grey
• Connection type: wired Ethernet passive splitter design
• Usage environment: indoor, home and small office
• Compatibility: standard Ethernet RJ45 interfaces (passive)

How to use

Plug the splitter's cable into an existing Ethernet wall outlet or a network port on a switch, then connect your devices to the available ports on the splitter. Because the unit is passive and does not provide switching or routing functions, ensure connected devices are compatible with a passive split configuration or that you use it in scenarios where only physical port sharing is required. No software installation or configuration is necessary.

Recommendations

Use the splitter for short-distance, low-to-moderate bandwidth connections and avoid deploying it where full duplex, high-speed links or managed switching are required. For reliable high-performance networking, consider using an active switch or router instead of a passive splitter.