Tripp Lite 10-Port USB 3.0 Hub, Industrial USB Splitter for USB Charging and Data Transfer
Industrial workbenches and shop floors are tough on standard plastic splitters. We put this hub inside a heavy iron housing that tolerates rough spaces, drops, and everyday vibration. It splits a single host port into multiple connections for drives, test gear, and input hardware.
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- ADD USB-A PORTS TO YOUR DEVICE: This USB 3.0 portable hub adds 10 USB-A ports to your computer, laptop, MacBook, Ultrabook or Chromebook, great for charging multiple devices at once delivering 900 mA per port. Recommended for high-bandwidth USB 3.0 devices such as security cameras and high-resolution webcams, this USB dock offers 5Gbps fast data transfer for up to 10 USB 3.0 enabled devices.
- EXPAND USB FUNCTIONALITY: This USB-A hub accepts up to 10 USB peripherals, turning your computer into a dynamic workstation. Common peripherals include a mouse, keyboard, external drive, printer, microphone, and more.
- INDUSTRIAL-GRADE & PROTECTED: Rugged iron housing designed to withstand harsh warehouse and factory environments. ESD protection to ±20 kV cuts potential static damage to your connected peripherals, and works in tandem with ±2.5kV-per-port overcurrent protection to safeguard your connected devices against damage and data loss from power surges. The durable iron housing withstands harsh physical conditions in industrial and commercial applications, such as factories, construction sites, supply rooms and warehouses.
- EASY TO USE: Plug-and-play operation with no software required for easy installation, and the hub mounts easily to a wall or DIN rail using the included hardware. Backwards compatibility ensures that the product will work with all previous USB port generations.
- COMMON USES: Transfer files quickly from a thumb drive to your device, Attached a UBS headset/microphone for recording a podcast, write a report on your tablet using a USB keyboard, download photos from a digital camera.
How this one is built
All-iron enclosure
The housing uses solid iron rather than light plastic. It mounts directly against a flat wall, under a workbench ledge, or onto a standard DIN rail track using the included hardware.
Static and current limits
Factory floors build up static charges from moving machinery and dry air. Integrated ESD circuitry helps absorb static spikes, while overcurrent safeguards limit line faults from traveling into connected hardware.
Peripheral expansion
Connect several USB devices back to one host machine at the same time. It handles input accessories, external flash storage, printers, and cameras without requiring software drivers on the host.
Legacy compatibility
Newer high-bandwidth gear and older USB accessories work side by side on the same block. Plugs seat firmly into the metal chassis so rough cable tugs will not dislodge the internal board.
On the nameplate
These are the figures published for this unit. Where a number is missing here it was not printed on the listing, and we would rather leave the row out than fill it with a guess.
| Material | Metal |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 1.4 pounds |
| Warranty | 3-year limited warranty |
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