This 7-port industrial USB hub compliant with the TAA gives you the scalability required in harsh industrial environments, product and repair labs, conference rooms, or office workstations.

Even though all USB ports give some power to devices plugged in, the power might not be enough for high-current devices like USB hubs or external hard drives. 

Many things we use every day need a USB connection in some way, and a USB 3.0 hub is an excellent way to keep everything in order.

This 7-port industrial USB hub that complies with TAA standards gives you the scalability required in challenging industrial environments, product and repair labs, conference rooms, or office workstations.

How to Choose the Right USB Hub for Your Install

When it comes to choosing the right USB Hub for your project, a number of important questions must be asked to find the best fit. Various characteristics including USB speed, ports, power, mounting methods, and protection are all important in pairing your specific needs with the perfect hub.

What environment will the hub be subject to? Which peripherals are planned to be connected? Where will the power source be located? How will it be mounted?  For the best results, these all come into question read more how to choose the right USB hub.

USB hubs have become common and are used in many places to connect more than one USB device. USB hubs are beneficial for laptop computers, which usually only have a few ports and need to be able to connect to more devices.

A protocol converter, a USB isolation adapter, is used to change USB data signals into and out of other communications standards.

With a USB Hub 3.0, you can get more out of a single USB port. Most people use them on laptops with few USB ports, but nothing stops you from getting more out of a PC’s front USB port.

Numerous devices in our daily lives require a USB hub 3.0 connection, and a USB hub helps keep everything organized. However, what is a USB hub, and should you purchase one?

Have you acknowledged the necessity of a serial adapter USB? Your computer may have USB ports but no serial ports.

An increasingly common way for personal computers (PCs) to interact with their peripheral devices using cables is the Universal Serial Bus (USB) isolator. Isolating the USB communication may be desirable in some situations so that safety criteria can be met or ground loops can be broken. 

The ST7200USBM - 7-port USB 2.0 hub provides the scalability required in harsh industrial environments, product and repair labs, conference rooms, and office workstations.

USB Isolators are in stock now for purchase online at Coolgear. Available in both plastic and metal shells, the isolator actually isolates the power to protect from EMI/RFI interferences.

If you need to completely isolate your USB device from your computer, a USB isolation adapter is a simple and effective way to achieve this. 

In order to protect your USB devices and data transfers from electrical noise, high voltage spikes, surges, and ground loops for up to 3000V, which could otherwise easily cause equipment damage, the USB isolator isolates both the data lines and the power supply from your computer.

USB Isolators are in stock now for purchase online at Coolgear. Available in both plastic and metal shells, the isolator actually isolates the power to protect from EMI/RFI interferences.

Isolated USB safeguards the USB port on your computer from potentially harmful ground loops and ensures the integrity of data in electrically loud environments, such as those that are close to variable frequency motor drives, involve welding, or contain other types of heavy loads.