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Networking Adaptors

AVSL networking adaptors handle the small joins that keep a home or office connected. The range includes an AV:Link USB-C to RJ45 gigabit ethernet adaptor in aluminium for laptops without a wired port, RJ11 inline couplers and a plug-to-twin-socket splitter for telephone lines, plus an AV:Link ADSL signal filter with BT431A and RJ11 connections.

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Networking adaptors

This range of networking adaptors handles the small joins that keep a home or office connected. It covers the parts you fit between a device and the network, from adding a wired port to a laptop to joining and filtering telephone lines, so you can fix a connection without rewiring.

Wired ethernet for laptops

A USB-C to RJ45 gigabit ethernet adaptor adds a wired network port to a laptop that does not have one built in. Plugging in over a cable gives a steadier link than wireless for video calls, large transfers and work that needs a reliable connection.

Telephone line couplers and splitters

RJ11 inline couplers join two telephone leads end to end, while a plug-to-twin-socket splitter lets two devices share one line outlet. These suit extending a phone run or adding a second socket without pulling new cable to the point.

ADSL filtering

An ADSL signal filter separates the broadband and voice signals on a shared telephone line, with the connections to fit between the wall socket and your equipment. It keeps the two services from interfering where they run on the same line.

How to choose

Decide what the adaptor needs to do: add a wired port, join or split a phone line, or filter a shared line. Check the connections at each end so they match your device and socket, then pick the part that closes that gap. Free UK delivery over £99, worldwide shipping.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a USB-C to ethernet adaptor do?
It adds a wired network port to a laptop that does not have one built in. Connecting over a cable gives a steadier link than wireless for video calls, large transfers and work that needs a reliable connection.

How can two phones share one line outlet?
A plug-to-twin-socket splitter lets two devices share a single telephone outlet, while inline couplers join two leads end to end. Both let you extend or add a connection without pulling new cable to the point.

What is an ADSL signal filter for?
It separates the broadband and voice signals on a shared telephone line, fitting between the wall socket and your equipment so the two services do not interfere where they run together.

What is the difference between a coupler and a splitter?
A coupler joins two leads end to end to extend a run, while a splitter takes one outlet and serves two devices from it. Choose the coupler to lengthen a line and the splitter to add a second socket.

How do I choose the right adaptor?
Decide what you need it to do, then check the connections at each end so they match your device and socket. Pick the part that bridges that gap, whether adding a wired port, joining a lead or filtering a shared line.

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