StarTech.com 2 Port PCI Express RJ45 Network Card

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RS Stock No.:
847-713
Mfr. Part No.:
PR25GR-NETWORK-CARD
Manufacturer:
StarTech.com
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Brand

StarTech.com

Bus Type

PCI Express

Product Type

Network Card

Interface Type

RJ45

Number of Ports

2

Maximum Data Transfer Rate

5Gbps

Wake-on-LAN WoL

Yes

Standards/Approvals

CE/FCC/ICES EMC

COO (Country of Origin):
TW

StarTech Network Card, 5 Gbps Maximum Data Transfer Rate, 2 Ports - PR25GR-NETWORK-CARD


This network card provides additional Ethernet connectivity for systems with a PCI Express slot, enabling higher-speed wired connections for desktops and servers. It installs into a PCIe slot and offers two RJ45 interfaces, supporting faster-than-gigabit transfers and allowing remote wake capabilities for network-initiated start-ups. Conformity with recognised electromagnetic standards ensures it meets common regulatory expectations for deployment in professional environments.

Features and Benefits:


• Dual RJ45 ports for simultaneous network links
• 5Gbps peak throughput for accelerated data movement
• PCI Express bus for low-latency host connectivity
• Wake-on-LAN support for remote power control

Applications


• Suitable for expanding server port density in racks
• Ideal for connecting workstations needing faster LAN
• Used with appliance boxes requiring dual uplinks
• Can be used for link aggregation in small networks

Which slot type is required for installation?


It fits into a PCI Express expansion slot and communicates over the PCIe bus to the host system.

What cabling interface does it provide for network connections?


Physical connections are presented via two RJ45 ports compatible with standard Ethernet twisted-pair cabling.

How does the device behave after a remote wake event?


When a Wake-on-LAN packet is received, the card signals the host via the bus to initiate system power-up according to motherboard power policies.

Which regulatory electromagnetic standards does it meet?


It complies with CE, FCC and ICES electromagnetic compatibility requirements for interference control.

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