Ethernet Wall Socket Splitter

[Passive] I wish this came with the portable battery so that you wouldn't need to plug it into a wall socket! Otherwise it is a great purchase

[0.435 lb] This splitter was just what I was looking for. Works perfectly for splitting the signal coming out of my wall to two different cable boxes

[-55 to -45 dB] Used this for an in-wall install. Fits through a one inch conduit and is flexible. Strong socket grip. Comes in a thick reusable bag. Linked laptop to ceiling projector. Clean picture at a variety of resolutions.

[Fixed] It's true to it's name. I connected six electronic devices to this unit on a single old wall socket that was pretty ify with what seemed to be low uneven output. After plugging this unit in and connecting the devices they all work great now with no humming noise or low power readings

[1.665 lb] I have been trying hard to get a hold of this product and I finally have a portable wall socket. The importance of having such a thing is high for me. It allows me access to a full AC plug for use with practically anything from anywhere. I have a solar backpack with expandable panels for up to 30 watts to recharge this battery. Obviously, it will take awhile to recharge this pack from the sun, but having that ability is well worth it for myself, as well as having the ability to scale up the wattage with an additional 20 watt folder style panel set.

[1] Nice that it is convertable to wall socket and car charger. Has flip out plug which helps keep it compact. Not too big--so it fits well in a small camera bag and lightweight.

This splitter was just what I was looking for. Works perfectly for splitting the signal coming out of my wall to two different cable boxes

[0.32 lb] This short coaxial cable was just long enough to connect a splitter to the wall outlet. Signal is clean and clear.

[Access Point] Perfect addition and extension to my wifi network using an existing ethernet wall jack.

[250] This worked perfectly for my set up. I had a dead zone in my office but already had ethernet going to the wall. All I needed to do was remove the wall cover and pop out the ethernet keystone. Then I made and inserted a two inch patch cable between the keystone and this access point. It was immediately adopted into my existing UniFi system. This is an older AP so doesn't support WiFi 6.