DIGITUS USB 3.0 Hub, 7-port Incl. 5V/3,5A power supply, Aluminium housing

The DIGITUS USB Hub 7-Port DA-70241-1 adds seven SuperSpeed USB ports to a workstation, allowing simultaneous connection of multiple input devices and mobile storage. The hub supports USB 3.0 data transfer rates up to 5 Gbps, has a durable aluminium housing in grey, and is powered via USB without the need for an external power adapter. Its compact dimensions (42.3 mm × 144 mm × 14.3 mm) make it suitable for office use.

Advantages

The DIGITUS USB 3.0 Office Hub provides up to seven additional high-speed USB ports with SuperSpeed transfer up to 5 Gbps and Plug & Play operation, eliminating the need for drivers. A robust aluminium housing offers durability and a professional appearance. The hub is USB-powered, compact and compatible with common Windows and Mac operating systems.

Suitable for

• Connecting multiple input devices (keyboard, mouse, webcam)
• Attaching mobile storage devices (external HDD, USB flash drives)
• Office workstations and home desks with limited USB ports
• Quick data transfers between devices using USB 3.0 / SuperSpeed

Key specifications

• Model: DIGITUS DA-70241-1
• Ports: 7 × USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-A
• Data rate: up to 5 Gbps (SuperSpeed USB 3.0)
• Host interface: USB Type-A
• Power source: USB (5 V input)
• Colour: Grey; Housing: Aluminium
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 42.3 mm × 144 mm × 14.3 mm
• Weight: 0.11 kg

How to use

Connect the hub to a computer using the integrated USB Type-A host cable or connector. After connecting, plug in USB devices such as keyboards, mice, webcams or external storage into any of the seven Type-A ports. The hub works with Plug & Play, so most systems will recognise connected devices automatically without additional drivers. If high-power devices require more current than the host USB port provides, use devices that have their own power source.

Recommendations

For optimal performance with high-bandwidth devices and fast external drives, connect the hub to a USB 3.0 (SuperSpeed) port on your computer. Avoid overloading a single host port with many power-hungry devices; use externally powered devices when necessary.