This TAA-compliant, 7-port USB 2.0 industrial hub gives you the scalability needed in harsh industrial environments, such as product labs and repair shops, conference rooms, or office workstations. With its rugged, industrial-grade metal enclosure, it is designed to meet the advanced requirements for connecting a large number of devices in factory or office environments.
Ideal for environments under extreme conditions
This industrial USB hub offers reliable performance, thanks to its heavy-duty quality metal case. Compatible with the wide input range of a 7 to 48V DC terminal block, it gives you the flexibility to get power as required, based on the power input capacity of the user’s environment.
Perfect for harsh environments, it also operates under a wide temperature range (-40 ° C to 85 ° C) and provides overload and electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection for each USB port, preventing damage to your USB ports. connected devices.
Connect more USB devices
Designed for a high number of connections, this rugged USB 2.0 hub offers seven connection ports, for connecting more USB devices and peripherals.
Place the hub where it is needed
Given the versatile installation options, it is possible to install the hub where it is most appropriate within its environment of use. With integrated mounting brackets, included DIN mounting rails, and an included 2-meter USB host cable, you can safely mount the USB 2.0 hub to most surfaces, such as a wall, under a desk / table, or in a rack. .
Works with previous generation USB devices
The rugged USB hub supports the full 480Mbps bandwidth of USB 2.0, as well as being backward compatible with previous generation USB devices.
Applications
Ideal for extreme conditions, subject to sudden changes in temperature, or where there are risks of physical damage
Ideal for industrial and manufacturing environments where only one connection per terminal block is preferred
Connect a wide range of USB devices, such as industrial cameras or printers, and quickly charge your smartphone and tablet.
