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Lynn Electronics TL-10GSFPP-SM10K 10G Single Mode SFP+ Transceiver Module
Lynn Electronics TL-10GSFPP-SM10K 10G Single Mode SFP+ Transceiver Module
StarTech Serial Parallel Combo Card PCI with Dual Serial RS232 Ports (DB9) & 1x Parallel LPT Port (DB25)
StarTech Network Serial Adapter Card - 1-port PCI Express RS232 PCIe to Serial DB9 - 16950 UART - Low Profile
StarTech Network Arista Networks SFP-10G-SR Compatible SFP+ Module Multimode Fiber MMF Optic Transceiver
StarTech Network Adapter Card 1 Port PCI Express 10/100 Ethernet - Add a 10/100Mbps Ethernet Port to Desktop
StarTech Network 10050 Compatible SFP Module - 1000BASE-T - SFP to RJ45 1GE Gigabit Ethernet SFP
StarTech MSA Uncoded SFP Module - 1000BASE-SX - 1GbE Multi Mode Fiber (MMF) Optic Transceiver
StarTech Cisco SFP-10G-LR Compatible SFP+ Module 10GBASE-LR - 10GbE
StarTech Adapter Wireless-N USB 2.0 300 Mbps Mini - 802.11 - Black
StarTech Adapter Card 1 Port Parallel PCIe Card - PCI Express to Parallel DB25 Desktop Expansion LPT Controller
GekoGear Wireless USB Dongle Orbit A200 compatible with Android Auto, USB-A or USB-C connection

Network Adapters & Connectivity Interfaces

Browse network adapters and connectivity interfaces for computers, AV devices, controllers and network-connected equipment. This collection covers Ethernet, wireless and specialty network adapters for projects ranging from new installations to targeted upgrades. Start with the function the product must perform, then compare the available options against the rest of the system so the final specification stays practical and compatible.

Selecting Network Adapters for a Reliable Installation

Before selecting a model, compare host interface, network speed, connector type, operating-system support and device compatibility. The surrounding system matters just as much as the individual product, so check cabling, mounting, power and control dependencies where they apply. For upgrades, confirm that new hardware can coexist with the existing infrastructure instead of assuming backward compatibility.