Techly IUSB-EXTENDTY5 cable gender changer USB RJ-45 Black

The Techly IUSB-EXTENDTY5 is a compact cable gender changer that adapts a USB connection to an RJ-45 interface, providing a simple solution for connecting USB devices to network-style cabling or RJ-45 ports where form-factor compatibility is required. Finished in black, the adapter is lightweight and intended for straightforward, short-term connection tasks that do not require active signal conversion beyond mechanical interfacing. The cable supports USB 1.1 signaling and is designed for basic data connectivity scenarios.

Advantages

The adapter offers a compact and low-profile design that is easy to carry and integrate into existing cable runs. Its lightweight construction reduces strain on ports during temporary connections. The black finish provides a neutral appearance that blends with most devices and cabling. The product is suitable for simple mechanical gender adaptation between a USB plug and an RJ-45 jack where higher-speed USB protocols are not required.

Suitable for

• Temporary or ad-hoc connections where a USB-to-RJ-45 form-factor adapter is needed
• Workstation setups that require matching connector types without active signal conversion
• Home and office environments for basic connectivity tasks

Key specifications

• Connector 1: USB
• Connector 2: RJ-45
• USB version: 1.1
• Product colour: Black
• Weight: 0.08 kg

How to use

Align the USB plug with the corresponding USB port and insert gently until seated. Connect the RJ-45 end to the required RJ-45 jack, making sure the connector is fully engaged. Avoid forcing connectors and ensure ports are free of debris before insertion. This adapter does not perform active protocol conversion; use it only in situations where mechanical gender adaptation is appropriate and compatible with connected equipment.

Recommendations

Use the adapter for short-term or non-critical connections and avoid relying on it for high-speed data transfer or devices requiring USB 2.0/3.x bandwidth. Inspect connectors periodically for wear, and disconnect when not in use to prevent undue stress on device ports.