StarTech.com USB Network Adapter USB 2.0 A to RJ45

Connect your laptop to the internet with this USB interface adapter from StarTech.com. It lets you transform your USB port into an Ethernet port to access the internet via routers and servers. The component has a broad operating temperature range of 0°C to +70°C, so it's suitable for use in demanding environments. This adapter is a simple and practical solution for domestic and commercial use.

Durable materialConnectors made from nickel material for high electrical conductivity and reliable corrosion resistance.
Rugged constructionThe adapter's housing material is made from hardwearing polyvinyl chloride (PVC) to provide resistance to abrasion and impact.

• Light weight of 40g for easy handling• Relative humidity (RH) level of 20% to 80% for safe use in environments with high condensation• American wire gauge (AWG) size of 28 for standard use• Data speed transmission of 460Kbps providing constant and secure data connection

This Cisco USB console cable offers a reliable connection from your desktop or laptop to networking equipment that features a console port.

Directly connect a USB-equipped laptop or desktop to a router console, without the need for an adapter
Supports connections to network devices that feature a console port
Maximum compatibility with Cisco®, Juniper®, Ubiquiti® or TP-Link® routers
Supports a direct USB console connection, with no additional adapters
Constructed of high-quality materials, supports transfer rates of up to 460Kbps
Connect a computer terminal to a router console port
Configure your networking equipment through the USB port on your laptop or desktop computer
Connect laptops to compatible routers, servers or firewalls
Applications
Connect a computer terminal to a router console port
Configure your networking equipment through the USB port on your laptop or desktop computer
Connect laptops to compatible routers, servers or firewalls

Does this device rely on an external power source?For convenience and practicality, this adapter doesn't need an external power source – it draws power directly from the host device through the USB port.