StarTech.com 4 Port USB 3.0 USB Hub, USB Powered, 13.5 mm 20 mm 13.5mm

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RS stock no.:
223-0911
Distrelec Article No.:
302-31-350
Mfr. Part No.:
HB30CM4AB
Manufacturer:
StarTech.com
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Brand

StarTech.com

Product Type

USB Hub

Number of USB Ports

4

USB Specification

USB 3.0

Power Source

USB

Width

13.5mm

Standards/Approvals

CE

Depth

13.5mm

Height

20mm

StarTech.com USB Hub, Operating System Independent, Plastic Housing - HB30CM4AB


Need to hook up lots of multimedia devices to your computer? This USB hub from StarTech.com is your workmate of choice. It offers four USB A service ports from a single link to your PC's type-C socket, making it a versatile converter. You'll find the unit's no problem to carry from home to office, as it weighs just 73g.

Features & Benefits


DurabilityPlastic housing handles wear and impact, so you can be sure of long-lasting service.

Compact designThanks to a cable length of 280mm, the device makes easy connections without getting in your way.

Flexible compatibility OS-independence means this hub has you covered, whether you're using a Mac or Windows system.

• Maximum transfer rate of 5Gbps for high-speed transmission

• Supports device power and data movements for versatility

FAQs


Do I need a driver to use this hub?No, it's a plug-and-play type, so you don't need any external software to use it.

What are USB hubs used for?


USB hubs are used to expand on the number of ports currently available on a host. For example, if using a tablet with one USB C port, users could use this StarTech.com product to add an additional 4x USB A ports to connect various devices with.

Can you daisy chain USB hubs?


Yes, you can, within certain limits. In order to daisy chain USB hubs, all hubs need to be ’active’, i.e. have their own power source. Users must not exceed 127 USB ports in total or the maximum number of tiers – 7, including the original hub.

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