Hub USB LC-Power LC-HUB-U3-4-V2 USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A Type-C 5 Mbit/s nero

LC-Power LC-HUB-U3-4-V2 is a compact USB hub that expands a computer or notebook USB-A port to multiple USB-A and USB-C connections. The hub supports USB 3.2 Gen 1 (also listed as 3.1 Gen 1) data transfer and is designed to increase the number of available ports for peripherals in a small, black housing. Its slim dimensions make it suitable for use on crowded desks or when travelling.

Advantages

The hub provides multiple downstream ports while maintaining USB 3.2 Gen 1 transfer capability. It supports both Type-A and Type-C device connections, has a lightweight design (0.04 kg) and compact footprint (12 mm × 32 mm × 105 mm), and is compatible with standard USB-A host ports for easy setup without additional drivers on most systems.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB-A peripherals such as keyboards, mice and external drives
• Adding extra USB ports to laptops and desktop PCs
• Using mixed USB-A and USB-C devices with a single USB-A host connection
• Portable working environments and travel where space is limited

Key specifications

• Brand: LC-Power
• Model: LC-HUB-U3-4-V2
• Host interface: USB 3.2 Gen 1 (Type-A)
• Hub interfaces: USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A and Type-C
• Ports quantity: 5
• Data rate: up to 5 Mbit/s (as specified)
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.04 kg
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 12 mm × 32 mm × 105 mm
• MPN: LC-HUB-U3-4-V2
• EAN: 4260070129346

How to use

Connect the LC-HUB-U3-4-V2 to a computer or notebook using its USB-A host connector. Plug USB-A or USB-C peripherals into the hub's downstream ports. The hub is plug-and-play on most operating systems; once connected, the additional ports will appear as standard USB ports and can be used immediately for data transfer or peripheral connection.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, connect high-bandwidth devices (for example external SSDs) one at a time and avoid running multiple high-data-rate transfers simultaneously. Use the hub on a stable, flat surface and avoid exposing it to moisture or extreme temperatures. If a device requires more power than the hub can supply, connect that device directly to the host or use a powered USB hub.