
Tripp Lite USB C to HDMI Multiport Adapter Converter Docking Station w/ USB-A Hub
Desks get crowded when every peripheral needs its own lead back to the computer. We built this multiport adapter to pull high-definition video, network connectivity, and peripheral charging through a single connection. It stays in a laptop bag or tucks beside a monitor base without taking over the workspace.
Price as the listing last showed it. Listings move, so the figure on the page you land on is the one that counts at checkout.
- Transmits DisplayPort signals from sources supporting USB DisplayPort Alt Mode
- Delivers HD picture quality at resolutions up to 1920 x 1080 (1080p) at60 Hz
- BC 1.2-compliant USB-A port provides up to 1.5A of fast-charging power
- Connects you to a wired Ethernet network when no Wi-Fi is available
- 3-Year Limited Warranty
How this one is built
Video through USB-C
Carries DisplayPort signals straight from host hardware that supports alternate mode. High-definition output feeds a monitor or projector clearly without requiring separate display adapters or software setups on the machine.
Peripheral charging hub
The USB-A port charges connected hardware and runs standard desktop peripherals. It supports rapid charging protocols so handheld devices regain battery life while you handle routine work.
Wired network port
An onboard network jack supplies a direct physical link when wireless coverage drops or security policies require copper. It locks into standard network drops across an office floor.
Compact black housing
The dark casing blends into standard office gear on any bench or shared desk. Its integrated lead routes cleanly to the host port without putting excess strain on the socket.
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.
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.05 kg |
| Warranty | 3-year limited warranty |
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