Dock per laptop DeLOCK 64074

The DeLOCK 64074 laptop dock connects a computer with a USB-C™ port and DisplayPort alternate mode to one VGA and one HDMI monitor while also providing a USB 3.0 Type-A port for peripherals. It supports USB Power Delivery (USB PD 2.0) up to 87 W via the USB-C power input and can operate without external power. The compact metal housing and robust build make it suitable for travel and everyday mobile use.

Advantages

The dock enables simultaneous operation of a VGA and an HDMI monitor from a single USB-C connection and supplies connected USB ports with power from the USB-C PD input. Its small size and sturdy metal housing ensure easy transport and durability. Compatibility with common operating systems such as Windows and Mac OS X allows flexible use with many laptops and tablets.

Suitable for

• Expanding laptop connectivity on the go
• Connecting one HDMI and one VGA external monitor
• Using USB-A peripherals via the dock (keyboard, mouse, flash drive)
• Charging a laptop or tablet via USB Power Delivery (up to 87 W)

Key specifications

• Host interface: USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C (DisplayPort alt mode required)
• Outputs: HDMI and VGA (both can be used simultaneously)
• Additional ports: USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A and USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C
• Power delivery: USB PD 2.0 up to 87 W
• Product colour: Grey; compact metal housing

How to use

Connect the dock to a compatible laptop or tablet using the USB-C host cable or port supporting DisplayPort alternate mode. Attach an HDMI monitor and a VGA monitor to the respective outputs; both displays can be active at the same time. Plug USB-A peripherals into the available USB port. To charge the laptop or provide power to connected USB devices, connect an appropriate USB-C power adapter to the dock's Power Delivery input (up to 87 W supported). The dock can also function without an external power adapter for basic connectivity.

Recommendations

Use a USB-C power adapter that supports USB Power Delivery and provides sufficient wattage (up to 87 W) for your laptop. Ensure the host device supports DisplayPort alternate mode over USB-C to enable video output to the HDMI and VGA ports.