Copper Cabling Types Used In Ethernet Networks

It is rare for adapters to use cabling of such quality; OFC copper and shielded. The connectors connect well, fit well, like you expect. I'd trust these for any shoot or recording.

Used to join to servers/networks for one keyboard & mouse.

I have a Lenovo Yoga laptop that I absolutely love, but it has no ethernet port and I'm an I.T. technician and frequently have to troubleshoot wired networks. This thing works great and is plug and play with Windows 10. Lightweight, easy to use and it just works. I highly recommend it for anyone needing access to wired only networks when you're using a laptop without a ethernet port. Also, it is so much faster than wireless, if you have an ethernet cable and can use the wired networking downloads and updates are vastly improved in both speed and stability.

I was putting audio within a mini storage in the hallways and the only cabling I had available from the office was ethernet. Thankfully I had seen Dante talked about in a console mixing setting that you can move audio within your network with POE Switches and ethernet. It was easy to get it working with 2 of these. To get the 3rd one I had to reach out to support which I merely needed to open the setting for the audio source and create a Multicast Flow for it, which made the whole setup work.

Our home is rather old, so it does not have many different types of cabling to use for hardwired network connections, and our internet is quite slow to begin with, so I wanted to retain as much as possible. Thankfully our home has coaxial cable running through most of the house, so this was a very good solution to our problem. These have been running for a few weeks and have worked very well for us.

Used it with apple TB to ethernet adapter

Good Cabling

Used in all types of weather. Great screen protector. Better than others I've tried.

Ethernet cables are ethernet cables, but these are fine!

Perfect for big traffic networks...