Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite U360-007-AL 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub Aluminum
Seven-port USB 3.0 hub adds seven SuperSpeed connections to a single host port
- 7 USB 3.0 ports connect multiple peripherals at once
- SuperSpeed USB 3.0 host interface enables fast data transfers
- Aluminium housing dissipates heat for reliable operation
- Compact external form factor suits portable setups
- Silver finish matches modern desktop aesthetics
Seven USB 3.0 ports in aluminium
The Tripp Lite U360-007-AL adds seven USB 3.0 ports to a single host connection. Its aluminium enclosure suits desktop or mobile workstations that need extra SuperSpeed ports for peripherals such as drives, scanners or input devices. The hub draws power from the host port and requires no external supply.
Sustained throughput across seven ports
When multiple devices transfer data simultaneously the shared 5 Gbit/s upstream link becomes the bottleneck. Large file copies spread across several drives will queue rather than run at full individual speed. The aluminium body helps dissipate heat during prolonged multi-port activity.
Plug-and-play with cable-length limits
The hub installs without drivers on Windows, macOS and Linux. A short captive cable keeps the unit close to the host; extending it with long passive cables can cause enumeration failures on power-hungry devices. Users should keep total cable runs within the USB 3.0 specification to avoid drop-outs.
Highlights
- 7 USB 3.0 ports connect multiple peripherals at once
- SuperSpeed USB 3.0 host interface enables fast data transfers
- Aluminium housing dissipates heat for reliable operation
- Compact external form factor suits portable setups
- Silver finish matches modern desktop aesthetics
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the aluminium chassis of the U360-007-AL stay cool when all seven ports run at USB 3.0 speeds all day?
The aluminium housing acts as a passive heatsink, so the hub remains cool even with every port active at USB 3.0 data rates.
What host port must my computer already have for this hub to operate at SuperSpeed?
Your computer needs a USB 3.0 Type-A port; the hub connects through that interface to deliver full 3.0 bandwidth to its seven downstream ports.
Will my older USB 2.0 flash drives and mice work reliably when plugged into this seven-port hub?
Yes, the hub is backward compatible, so USB 2.0 devices function normally on any of the seven ports alongside faster peripherals.
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