Network Cable Goobay 74384 USB 3.0 Type A RJ45 15m White

The Goobay 74384 Network Cable is a 15 m white cable that connects devices with a USB-A port to an RJ45 Ethernet network. It combines a USB 3.0 Type A plug and an RJ45 connector with nickel-plated contacts for reliable data transfer and improved durability. The cable includes an integrated smart chip in the USB plug to provide immediate Ethernet functionality on USB-A devices without a built-in network port or separate adapter.

Advantages

This USB 3.0 Type A to RJ45 cable provides a straightforward wired network connection for laptops, tablets or other USB-A devices. The 15 m length allows flexible placement of devices relative to the network source while nickel-plated contacts reduce wear and help maintain stable connections. The integrated smart chip eliminates the need for a separate RJ45-to-USB adapter or additional drivers in many setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting a laptop with USB-A port to a wired Ethernet network
• Connecting a tablet or device without a built-in RJ45 port to LAN
• Home or office use where a longer cable run (15 m) is required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 15 m
• Connector 1: USB 3.0 Type A
• Connector 2: RJ45 (Ethernet)
• Product colour: White
• Contacts: Nickel-plated
• Brand / MPN: WENTRONIC / 74384
• EAN: 4040849743849

How to use

Plug the USB 3.0 Type A connector into the USB-A port of your laptop, tablet or compatible device, and insert the RJ45 connector into the Ethernet port of a router, modem or network switch. Allow the device to recognise the cable; the integrated smart chip provides Ethernet connectivity without requiring an external RJ45-to-USB adapter. If necessary, follow any on-screen prompts from your operating system to finalise the connection.

Recommendations

For best performance, use on devices with USB 3.0 ports to achieve higher data transfer rates. Avoid sharp bends and heavy strain on the cable; store coiled without tight knots. If you experience connectivity issues, check both connectors and try a different USB-A port or network socket.