USB-C Hub LMP 22700 — USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C/Type-A, 5 Gbit/s, Silver, 115×47×15 mm

LMP USB-C Hub 22700 is a compact, powered USB 3.2 Gen 1 hub that expands a single USB-C host port into a mix of downstream USB-A and USB-C ports with up to 5 Gbit/s data transfer. Housed in a silver aluminium case and sized 115×47×15 mm, the hub is intended for desktop or mobile use and is compatible with many USB-C hosts including recent MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models. The hub requires external DC power (100–240 V input, typical 36 W consumption) to supply connected peripherals reliably; it can operate in host-powered mode with reduced port availability.

Advantages

The LMP hub provides seven downstream ports (four USB-A and three USB-C) that support USB 3.2 Gen 1 data rates up to 5 Gbit/s, enabling faster file transfers for storage devices and peripherals compared with USB 2.0. Integrated BC1.2 charging capability on suitable ports allows charging or syncing of smartphones and tablets at up to 7.5 W. The included 36 W wall charger supplies power to connected devices and the hub itself, while a printed power distribution diagram on the hub’s underside shows how power is allocated across ports to guide connection of power-hungry devices. The aluminium housing offers a compact, stable footprint and a finish that matches silver host devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting multiple external storage devices for faster file transfers
• Powering and syncing smartphones and tablets that support BC1.2 charging
• Expanding USB port count on laptops or desktops with a single USB-C host port
• Using a mix of legacy USB-A peripherals and newer USB-C accessories

Key specifications

• Interface: USB 3.2 Gen 1 downstream ports (USB-A and USB-C)
• Data transfer rate: up to 5 Gbit/s per supported port
• Downstream ports: 4 × USB-A, 3 × USB-C
• Power: external DC input 100–240 V with typical 36 W consumption; BC1.2 charging support on designated ports (up to 7.5 W for compatible devices)
• Dimensions: 115 × 47 × 15 mm
• Enclosure: aluminium, silver finish
• Compatibility notes: plug-and-play on USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 hosts; no DisplayPort Alt Mode support; Power Delivery pass-through not supported

How to use

Connect the hub to a host computer via its USB-C plug; the hub is recognized without driver installation on compatible systems. For full functionality and to power multiple peripherals simultaneously, connect the supplied wall charger to the hub’s DC input before attaching power-hungry devices. Attach storage drives, input devices, or charging cables to the appropriate USB-A or USB-C downstream ports. If using on older systems with only USB-A ports, a USB-C (female) to USB-A (male) adapter may be used, keeping in mind that available bandwidth and power characteristics depend on the host adapter and host port.

Usage recommendations

Attach devices that draw higher current to the ports indicated by the hub’s power distribution diagram; avoid relying on host-powered operation when multiple high-power devices are connected. Do not expect video output over the hub’s USB-C ports because DisplayPort Alt Mode is not supported, and do not expect Power Delivery pass-through to charge the host.