DIGITUS USB 2.0-hubb 4 portar (da-70220)

The DIGITUS USB 2.0 4-Port Hub expands a computer's connectivity by providing four additional USB 2.0 ports and supporting data transfer rates up to 480 Mbps. It connects to a PC or Mac via a USB 2.0 Mini-B host interface, has a compact piano-black and aluminium design, and is suitable for everyday peripheral connections.

Advantages

The hub allows simultaneous connection of up to four USB devices without requiring extra driver installation thanks to plug & play support. It offers HighSpeed 480 Mbps transfer rates, a small footprint (70 × 40 × 14.5 mm) and a 0.66 m cable for flexible placement. The unit is powered by a 5 V DC supply with an input current rating of 2 A, ensuring stable operation for typical USB peripherals.

Suitable for

• Connecting keyboards, mice and USB flash drives
• Attaching external hard drives and card readers (within bus power limits)
• Expanding USB connectivity on laptops and desktops
• Temporary use with printers, scanners and other peripherals

Key specifications

• Brand: DIGITUS
• Model: USB 2.0 4-Port Hub (DA-70220)
• Host interface: USB 2.0 Mini-B
• Hub interfaces: USB 2.0 (HighSpeed, up to 480 Mbps)
• Ports quantity: 4
• Product colour: Black, Silver (piano-black top/bottom, aluminium edge)
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 70 × 40 × 14.5 mm
• Cable length: 0.66 m
• Power: 5 V DC, input current 2 A
• Compatible systems: Windows, Mac (plug & play)

How to use

Connect the hub's USB 2.0 Mini-B cable to the host computer's USB port, then plug your USB devices into the hub's four ports. The device is recognized automatically on supported operating systems without additional driver installation. If you connect high-power devices, ensure the combined current draw does not exceed the hub's power supply specifications.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use the supplied power source (5 V DC, 2 A) when connecting multiple or power-hungry devices. Avoid connecting devices that require more current than the hub can supply simultaneously; for such devices use a self-powered hub or connect them directly to the computer.