Eliminate constant cable swapping behind your media center or desk with the TP-Link EH210 1-to-2 Gigabit Ethernet Splitter Multipack. Unlike passive, cheap splitters that only allow one device to be online at a time, this active network hub splits a single inbound LAN line into two simultaneously operational wired connections, keeping both of your devices online at the exact same time without dropping connections.
This listing is a Pack of 2, giving you a total of two independent splitter units. Encased in a premium, space-saving aluminum alloy housing, the EH210 offers superior structural durability and optimal heat dissipation for a stable, lag-free signal. It is a completely plug-and-play solution that instantly delivers high-speed 1000 Mbps Gigabit performance to desktop PCs, smart TVs, streaming media boxes, gaming consoles, or security setups.
Technical Specifications & Key Features
Brand: TP-Link
Model Designation: EH210 (Version 1)
Data Transmission Speed: High-Speed 1000 Mbps (Gigabit Ethernet); backward compatible with 10/100 Mbps lines
Physical Port Layout (Per Unit): 3 × 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 Ports (1 Internet Input + 2 Local Device Outputs)
Chassis Engineering: Solid, compact gunmetal gray aluminum alloy casing for heat dissipation and protection
Power Input Port: Dedicated USB-C port interface (Demands 5VDC / 0.3A)
Cable Generation Compatibility: Fully universal architecture pairing seamlessly with Cat 8, Cat 7, Cat 6, Cat 5e, and Cat 5 network lines
Advanced Networking Technologies: 802.3x Flow Control and 802.1p/DSCP QoS protocols built-in for data packet management
⚠️ REQUISITE POWER SUPPLY NOTE: The TP-Link EH210 is an active hardware device and cannot be used without a power source. Each splitter must be plugged into a nearby live USB port or a 5V standard USB wall adapter cube via the included USB-C power cables to split the network signal properly.
Note on Shared Bandwidth: This device splits one high-speed incoming network line into two active lanes simultaneously. Total bandwidth is shared across both connected devices; if both channels are pulling massive data at the absolute same moment, speeds will adjust based on your maximum internet tier up to 1000 Mbps.
