Network Cable ShiverPeaks 13-51045 USB-C LAN adapter cable 1G RJ45 PVC black 3m

The ShiverPeaks 13-51045 USB-C LAN adapter cable provides a straightforward wired networking solution for devices with USB-C ports. Designed to deliver up to 1 Gbps Ethernet performance through an RJ45 connector, this 3 m cable combines reach and convenience for desktop, laptop, and other compatible devices. Its PVC jacket adds mechanical protection while maintaining flexibility for routing around workspaces and through office setups.

Advantages

This USB-C to RJ45 cable supports stable 1G network throughput suitable for most common internet and LAN tasks. The 3 meter length increases placement options without the signal concerns associated with long passive adapters. PVC construction offers abrasion resistance and easy handling, and the wired connection avoids wireless interference for more consistent latency and throughput.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB-C laptops and notebooks to wired Ethernet networks
• Providing stable internet access in home and small office environments
• Video conferencing, online collaboration, and cloud-based work
• Temporary or permanent workstation setups where Wi‑Fi is unreliable

Key specifications

• Connector type: USB‑C to RJ45 (Ethernet)
• Maximum supported speed: 1 Gbps (Gigabit Ethernet)
• Cable length: 3 meters
• Cable jacket material: PVC (black)
• Physical format: passive adapter cable with integrated connectors

How to use

Plug the USB‑C connector into a compatible device and insert the RJ45 connector into an Ethernet port on a router, switch, or wall outlet. Most modern operating systems will detect the wired connection automatically; if necessary, check network settings or drivers to ensure the USB‑C port supports network adapter functionality. Route the 3 m cable to avoid sharp bends and keep it away from sources of electromagnetic interference for best performance.

Recommendations

For optimal results use with devices that support USB‑C data modes and have up-to-date network drivers. Avoid excessive bending near the connector ends and keep the cable free from heavy compression to maintain long-term reliability. In environments with high network demands, pair the cable with Gigabit-capable network equipment.