USB-C to RJ45 Console Cable 6ft, USB Type C Serial Adapter for Cisco Routers/Switches, Juniper, Ubiquiti, Compatible with MacBook Pro, Chromebook, iPad Pro (Blue)

Price: ₹1,999 - ₹999.00
(as of Dec 01, 2025 20:20:58 UTC – Details)



【USB-C Efficient Connection】 – Suitable for debugging and configuring communication operations on devices such as switches/routers/firewall servers with RJ45 console interfaces. Supports both forward and reverse blind plug Type-C ports, allowing modern USB-C laptops/tablets (MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, Chromebook) to be directly connected to RJ45 control ports. No extra drivers required.
【Universal Compatibility】 – This USB C to RJ45 console cable is designed to work with a wide range of network equipment, and management without requiring device-specific drivers. Compatible with mainstream laptops/tablets (such as MacBook, iPad Pro) Works with Cisco, Juniper, Ubiquiti EdgeRouter/Switch, HP, Dell, Netgear routers/switches. Supports macOS, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS systems.
【Drive Free Plug and Play】 – No need to install additional software or complex settings, automatic recognition after connecting USB C and RJ45 interfaces, plug and play, quickly establish console session in 5 seconds. Easily connect to console ports for immediate use, quickly establish serial communication, perfect for quick troubleshooting and maintenance tasks.
【Stable Transmission】 – Selecting 8-core seven strand high-quality oxygen free copper wire cores, the transmission is stable and fast. Each set of wire cores is twisted together to resist external electromagnetic wave interference, providing more stable transmission performance and adapting to complex data environments.
【High Quality Craftsmanship】 – High quality PVC cover, including reinforced joints and shielded cables, anti winding and corrosion-resistant, ensuring stable data transmission. 6ft/1.8m provides sufficient length to meet your daily needs. The built-in ESD device can withstand 4KV static electricity and supports hot swapping to avoid damage to the chip caused by static electricity.