USB hub Secomp 14.02.5062 — 4x USB-A + USB-C cable, USB 3.2 Gen 1

Compact Secomp USB hub model 14.02.5062 provides four USB-A ports and connects via an integrated USB-C cable using the USB 3.2 Gen 1 transfer standard. It expands a laptop or desktop’s connectivity to support peripherals such as mice, keyboards, external drives and flash drives. The hub is designed for straightforward plug-and-play operation without additional drivers on most modern operating systems, offering a simple way to add multiple USB-A connections to devices that have only USB-C or limited USB-A ports.

Advantages

The Secomp hub combines a low-profile housing with an integrated USB-C cable for easy portability and setup. With USB 3.2 Gen 1 performance, it supports faster data transfer rates compared to USB 2.0 hubs while remaining compatible with USB-A peripherals. The four USB-A ports allow simultaneous connection of several devices, and the compact design reduces desk clutter. The integrated cable eliminates the need to carry a separate adapter and simplifies connection to modern laptops and tablets with USB-C ports.

Suitable for

• Connecting multiple USB-A peripherals to a USB-C laptop or tablet
• Transferring files between external drives and a computer
• Expanding port availability for office or home workstations
• Using wired mice, keyboards and USB accessories simultaneously
• Temporary setups where quick plug-and-play expansion is needed

Key specifications

• Interface: 4 × USB-A ports, integrated USB-C cable
• USB standard: USB 3.2 Gen 1 (backward compatible with USB 2.0/1.1)
• Data transfer: Up to USB 3.2 Gen 1 theoretical speeds (depending on host and device)
• Power: Bus-powered from host USB-C port (no external power adapter)
• Form factor: Compact, lightweight hub housing for portability
• Compatibility: Works with operating systems supporting standard USB mass storage and human interface devices

How to use

Connect the hub's integrated USB-C cable to a compatible USB-C port on your computer or tablet. Attach USB-A devices such as external hard drives, flash drives, keyboards or mice to the available USB-A ports. The hub typically operates as a plug-and-play device; wait for the host system to recognize connected peripherals. For power-hungry external drives, confirm that the host port supplies sufficient power or use an externally powered hub if required. Safely eject storage devices from the operating system before disconnecting to avoid data loss.

Usage recommendations

For best results, connect high-power devices directly to a dedicated powered USB port or use an externally powered hub when multiple power-demanding peripherals are connected simultaneously. Avoid exposing the hub to liquids or extreme temperatures and handle the integrated cable gently to prolong service life.