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LogiLink Splitter (PoE Splitter)
EUR8,62 per piece for 4 units

LogiLink Splitter

PoE Splitter

Question about LogiLink Splitter

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Lunatyk

4 years ago

I'm missing an Ethernet port on my router to be able to connect a ps5 and an Xbox. Is this kind of small splitter the solution knowing that I will never use the 2 consumed at the same time? If not, what should I get? I would like to avoid a big switch with power supply.

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christian

4 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
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Yes, that's what I did as well to connect 3 devices (TV, Apple TV and HP) from 2 RJ45.
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fredericzed

4 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
It didn't work for me but my goal was a little different. Used a couple of boxes to pass hdmi over long distance via a direct ethernet cable. The first box, which has a power supply, powers the receiver box via the cable (PoE). I wanted to be able to connect the sending box to 4 different places and therefore put 4 cables. This is in the context of multiple network outlets at work to send the image to the projector. I don't know if it's to do with the power supply not going through (PoE) or the type of signal.
I returned it within 14 days free of charge.
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Former employee

4 years ago

Yes, this product should do the trick :)