Network Card Trendnet TUC-ETG Ethernet 2000 Mbit/s

The TRENDnet TUC-ETG is a USB-C to Gigabit Ethernet adapter that provides a wired network connection for USB-C–equipped desktops and notebooks. The compact white adapter connects to a computer’s USB Type-C port, is USB powered, and supports full-duplex Ethernet operation for high-speed wired networking. It is compatible with Windows and Mac operating systems and includes an LED indicator to show device status.

Advantages

The adapter offers easy, driver-free setup on supported systems, compatibility with USB Type-C ports, and Gigabit-class performance with up to 2 Gbps full-duplex transfer capability. Its USB-powered design eliminates the need for an external power supply, and the built-in LED provides a clear status indicator.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops or desktops without an Ethernet port to wired networks
• Stable, low-latency network connections for video calls and conferencing
• High-speed file transfers and network backups over Gigabit Ethernet
• Home and small office wired networking where Wi‑Fi is unreliable

Key specifications

• Model: TUC-ETG
• Interface: USB Type-C host, RJ-45 Ethernet
• Maximum data transfer rate: 2000 Mbit/s (full duplex)
• Supported standards: IEEE 802.3, 802.3u, 802.3ab, 802.3x, 802.3az
• Power: USB bus powered (no external adapter)
• Operating systems: Compatible with Windows and Mac
• Colour: White
• Weight: 0.06 kg

How to use

Connect the TRENDnet TUC-ETG to a computer’s USB Type-C port and plug a standard Ethernet cable into the adapter’s RJ-45 port. The adapter is USB powered and will draw power from the host device. On supported Windows and Mac systems, the adapter should be recognized automatically; verify the LED indicator for connection status and configure network settings through the operating system’s network control panel if needed.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use a Cat5e or higher Ethernet cable and connect to a Gigabit-capable switch or router. Keep the adapter free of obstructions and avoid placing excessive strain on the USB-C connection. If the adapter is not recognized, check for available system updates or drivers from TRENDnet.