Hub EXSYS EX-1167 USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A Black

The Hub EXSYS EX-1167 USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A Black is a robust internal USB hub designed to expand the connectivity of your desktop computer system. Built to be installed directly into a standard 3.5-inch front bay, this device transforms a single connection into seven functional USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports. Housed in a durable black metal casing, it offers a reliable and organized way to connect multiple peripherals while maintaining a clean desktop setup.

Advantages

This internal hub stands out by significantly increasing the port availability of your computer without cluttering your desk space. It features automatic recognition of data transfer rates for attached peripheral devices and supports full backward compatibility with older USB standards, ensuring seamless operation with a wide variety of hardware. Each port delivers reliable power and data handling, making it a practical upgrade for systems requiring multiple simultaneous connections.

Suitable for

• Connecting multiple external storage drives and flash memory devices
• Interfacing with wired input devices such as keyboards and mice
• Linking printers, scanners, and other office peripherals to a desktop PC
• Expanding connectivity in workstation environments using a 3.5-inch front bay

When it may not be suitable

This device is not compatible with laptops or systems that lack an available 3.5-inch front drive bay. It is also unsuitable for users requiring portable external hubs or those whose motherboards do not support internal USB 3.0 header connections.

Key specifications

• Data transfer rate up to 5000 Mbit/s
• Seven USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports
• Installed in a 3.5-inch front bay
• Metal casing in black color
• Supports 900mA USB bus power per port
• Input voltage of 5 V

How to use

Installation requires mounting the unit securely into an available 3.5-inch front bay inside your desktop computer case and connecting it to the appropriate internal motherboard header and power supply if needed. Once installed, the operating system will automatically recognize the device. You can then plug your USB peripherals directly into the front-facing ports for immediate data transfer and device recognition.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that your computer case has an available 3.5-inch front bay
• Check motherboard compatibility for internal USB 3.0 connections
• Confirm power requirements based on the peripherals you plan to connect

Usage recommendations: To ensure stable operation and protect your connected hardware, verify that the power supply connections are secure during installation and avoid exceeding the recommended current per port when using power-hungry devices.