Home Networking
- USB-C PD3.0 20W and USB-A 12W output.
- UK plug.
- Support most fast-charging protocols.
- Bluetooth 5.3 for faster, more reliable connections and improved range
- Ultra‑compact nano form factor (19.15 × 14.94 × 7.19 mm)
- Backward compatible with older Bluetooth versions
- Supports up to 7 devices simultaneously
- Plug & Play design for Windows 11/10/8.1/7 (driver required for Win 7)
- Stable, wireless file/music/video transfer between PC and Bluetooth devices
- Ideal for desktops or laptops without built‑in Bluetooth
- Multi-Port Charging: Equipped with 3 USB-C and 2 USB-A ports, plus a universal AC socket.
- High-Speed Charging: Supports up to 75W output via USB-C for fast device charging.
- Global Compatibility: Includes EU, US, UK, and AU plug adapters for worldwide use.
- Compact & Travel-Friendly: Lightweight design with retractable pins for easy portability.
- Advanced Safety: Features intelligent temperature control and dual 10A fuses for enhanced safety.
- Durable Construction: Made from flame-retardant PC material for long-lasting performance.
- USB-C PD3.0 20W and USB-A 12W output.
- UK plug.
- Support most fast charging protocols.
Home networking refers to the process of connecting multiple devices within a household to each other and to the internet. This can include computers, smartphones, gaming consoles, smart home devices, and other electronic devices that require an internet connection. The purpose of home networking is to enable communication and data sharing between devices and to provide access to the internet for all connected devices.
There are several different types of home networking technologies, including wired and wireless options. Wired home networking uses physical cables, such as Ethernet cables, to connect devices to a router or modem. Wireless home networking uses radio waves to transmit data between devices and a wireless router or access point.
Home networking may also involve the use of network security protocols and devices to protect against unauthorized access to the network and to ensure data privacy. Common network security measures include setting up secure passwords, using firewalls, and enabling encryption.
Home networking has become increasingly important as more and more devices become connected to the internet. A well-designed home network can provide seamless connectivity between devices and can improve the overall user experience. Additionally, it can allow for easier file sharing, media streaming, and online gaming.
