Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite U444-06N-HGU-C USB-C adapter with HDMI, RJ-45, 2 USB 3.0
Adds HDMI video, wired Ethernet and two USB 3.0 ports through a single USB-C connection
- Connect two USB 3.0 peripherals via dual Type-A ports
- Extend display to HDMI monitor or projector
- Wired RJ-45 network link for stable connectivity
- USB-C host interface fits modern notebooks and tablets
- 6-inch cable keeps desk layout tidy
USB-C multiport adapter for notebooks
The Tripp Lite U444-06N-HGU-C connects a notebook or tablet to an HDMI display, a wired network and two USB 3.0 peripherals through a single USB-C port. It is suited to users who need video output, Ethernet and extra USB-A sockets while travelling or at a desk.
Sustained operation with PD charging
The adapter passes power through its USB-C port so the host can charge while all ports are active, keeping performance stable during long sessions. Wired Ethernet avoids wireless drop-outs and the two USB 3.0 ports maintain 5 Gbps throughput under continuous load.
Plug-and-play with cable-length limit
No driver installation is required on modern operating systems; the unit works immediately after connection. The fixed 6-inch cable restricts placement, so the host must sit close to the adapter or the HDMI and Ethernet cables must reach the host directly.
Highlights
- Connect two USB 3.0 peripherals via dual Type-A ports
- Extend display to HDMI monitor or projector
- Wired RJ-45 network link for stable connectivity
- USB-C host interface fits modern notebooks and tablets
- 6-inch cable keeps desk layout tidy
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the U444-06N-HGU-C adapter run hot or draw much power when I leave it connected all day?
The adapter has no fan and uses only the power it needs for the connected HDMI display, RJ-45 link and two USB 3.0 devices.
What host port must my laptop or desktop already have for this adapter to work?
Your computer needs a USB Type C port that supports video output and data for the HDMI, network and hub functions.
Will the two USB 3.0 ports on this adapter still run at full speed if I also plug in an older USB 2.0 keyboard or mouse?
Yes, each USB 3.0 port operates independently, so legacy USB 2.0 peripherals will not reduce the 3.0 bandwidth available to other devices.
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