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FCLUO Driverless Network Card USB3.0 Wired Gigabit LAN External Ethernet Converter USB to RJ45 Adpater

FCLUO Driverless Network Card USB3.0 Wired Gigabit LAN External Ethernet Converter USB to RJ45 Adpater Item NO.: F29903

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Product Name FCLUO Driverless Network Card USB3.0 Wired Gigabit LAN External Ethernet Converter USB to RJ45 Adpater
Item NO. F29903
Weight 0.1 kg = 0.2205 lb = 3.5274 oz
Category Consumer Electronics > Computer Accessories > Network Ethernet
Brand FCLUO
Creation Time 2019-07-09

FCLUO Driverless Network Card USB3.0 Wired Gigabit LAN External Ethernet Converter USB to RJ45 Adpater


Product description:    
Brand: FCLUO
Colour: Black
specification:
Size: length 30cm
Weight: 83g

Features:
It adopts RTL8153 Gigabit chip, supports usb3.0, is compatible with usb2.0, and supports for xp win7, W10.32/64 win8 (32/64) win8.1 (32/64) and other operating systems.

1. USB3.0 & 1G high speed transmission
2. Product free drive, no CD required
3. Fully compatible with USB2.0/1.1 10M/100M
4. High quality black casing. Rugged, beautiful and stylish.
5. Compact shape, easy to carry and use
6. Support for windows /VISTA/WIN7/win8/win8.1/Mac /IOS/ANDROID operating system

Features:
Supports automatic adjustment between 10/100/1000Mb/s
Support for automatic MDIX (automatic detection of direct and cross-network cables)
USB interface compatible with 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0 specifications
Support full high speed mode bus power supply capability
Compatible with IEEE802.3 802.3u.802.3ab, 10Base-TX100Base-TX, 1000BASE protocol
Supports duplex, half-duplex and half-duplex operation in Fast Ethernet
Support for jumbo packs up to 9KB
Pause and remote wakeup via docking and Magic packages
Insert device installation

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