Splitter di rete TP-Link EH210 case in metallo nero larghezza 58 mm

The TP-Link EH210 is a compact network splitter in a black metal housing that lets a single Gigabit Ethernet connection serve two devices simultaneously. With dimensions of 58mm (W) x 53mm (D) x 18.4mm (H) and a robust aluminum-alloy case, the EH210 is designed for stable performance and improved heat dissipation in small deployments. The package includes a USB-C power cable and a Cat5e cable for immediate plug-and-play setup.

Advantages

The EH210 supports up to 1000Mbps transmission while remaining backward compatible with 100Mbps and 10Mbps links. Its metal housing and quality components increase durability and thermal stability. The unit is compact to save space and comes with the required power and Ethernet cables for quick installation without additional purchases.

Suitable for

• Connecting two devices to a single Gigabit Ethernet outlet
• Home and small office networks with hubs, switches or routers
• Wired connections for computers, set-top boxes, or networked appliances

Key specifications

• Model: TP-Link EH210
• Port: 1 input to 2 output Ethernet splitter
• Maximum speed: 1000Mbps (Gigabit), backward compatible with 100/10Mbps
• Cable compatibility: Cat 8/7/6/5e/5
• Housing: Aluminum alloy (black metal)
• Dimensions: 58mm (W) x 53mm (D) x 18.4mm (H)
• Includes: USB-C power cable and Cat5e Ethernet cable

How to use

Connect the incoming Ethernet cable from the wall outlet or router to the EH210 input port, then connect up to two devices to the splitter’s output ports using compatible Ethernet cables. Plug the included USB-C power cable into the splitter and a suitable USB-C power adapter or port. The device is plug-and-play and requires no additional configuration; it will negotiate the appropriate link speed with connected devices automatically.

Recommendations

For best results, use Cat5e or higher-rated cables and a reliable 5V USB-C power source. If one connected device needs full Gigabit bandwidth, consider using a switch instead of a splitter to provide dedicated Gigabit connections to each device.