I have a century link router downstairs, I have a single Ethernet cable from the router that leads upstairs that connects to the playstation 4. Is this the kind of device I need to split the cable so I can have it hook up to my tv and laptop as well? null

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jh60n · Accepted Answer

Yes, it will split the signal to up to 4 other wired devices

Ralph · Answer

Yes. A switch solves your need of attaching multiple devices on one port.

SteveC · Answer

yes. it's a hub.

Bub4506 · Answer

Yes, you can split 1 line into 4 with this

Fred · Answer

Yes

Duckguy88 · Answer

Yes, this will be perfect for your application.

FungusApe · Answer

Yes. This will work for what you need.

Mournian · Answer

Yes this will work for that, 1 port will be input, I used port 1 then just plug in your cables to the other ports and it handles the rest, no setup just plug in and it should work fine.

Linksys Staff · Answer

Yes, Eggslayer. The Linksys SE3005 Switch simply connects up to 5 devices to instantly expand your network.

Zebulon · Answer

Yes indeed it is! The switch will allow each device to access the network.

“I have a century link router downstairs, I have a single Ethernet cable from the router that leads upstairs that connects to the playstation 4. Is this the kind of device I need to split the cable so I can have it hook up to my tv and laptop as well?”

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