Microconnect Cable adaptador CAT6 RJ45 FTP a USB A-C, 10 metros Adaptador de red

The Microconnect CAT6 RJ45 FTP to USB A-C adapter cable 10 meter provides a single combined cable solution for connecting devices that only have USB-C or USB-A ports to a high-speed wired network. At 10 m length and finished in black, the cable integrates USB-A and USB-C connectivity with an RJ45 FTP termination to deliver reliable wired network access without requiring a separate bulky RJ45 adapter.

Advantages

This CAT6 FTP adapter cable supports Gigabit-class wired connections and uses USB 3.0 interfaces for device compatibility. The integrated USB-A and USB-C connectors allow flexible use with laptops, tablets and other devices while the 10 m length offers extended reach for home and office setups. The design reduces the need for additional adapters and keeps the connection path simple and compact.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops with USB-A ports to wired Ethernet
• Connecting laptops or tablets with USB-C ports to network via RJ45
• Home or office network access where longer cable length is needed
• Temporary setups or workstations without built-in Ethernet sockets

Key specifications

• Brand: MicroConnect
• Model / MPN: MC-RJ45USBC-10
• EAN: 5715063466889
• Connector 1: USB-A / USB-C
• Connector 2: RJ45 (FTP)
• USB version: 3.0
• Cable length: 10 m
• Product colour: Black

How to use

Connect the RJ45 end of the cable to a live network port or wall socket and plug the USB-A or USB-C connector into the device’s corresponding port. Ensure the device recognises the USB network interface — some operating systems may install a driver automatically or prompt for driver installation. Use the appropriate connector (USB-A or USB-C) according to your device’s available port.

Recommendations

For best performance, route the CAT6 FTP cable away from sources of strong electromagnetic interference and avoid sharp bends. Verify driver availability for your operating system before deployment and, if required, update network interface drivers to ensure stable Gigabit connectivity.