Hub USB encastrable DeLOCK 3 ports 62794

The DeLOCK In-Desk Hub USB 3 Port (model 62794) is designed to be installed into an existing desk cut-out with a 60 mm diameter and connects to a computer via a USB Type-A interface. It expands workstation connectivity by providing two USB Type-A ports and one USB Type-C port, and includes HD-audio passthrough. The hub features a black cover cap that protects the ports from dust and a cable entry that allows existing cables (for example mouse, keyboard or monitor) to pass through the recess without removing the hub.

Advantages

The hub offers easy desk-side access to multiple USB ports and a USB-C connector while occupying minimal space. The cover cap keeps ports clean when not in use, and the cable entry preserves cable routing for permanently connected peripherals. Its installation into a 60 mm desk cut-out provides a tidy, integrated appearance and quick connection via the USB Type-A host cable.

Suitable for

• Connecting peripherals such as mouse and keyboard at desk level
• Adding USB ports for external drives, flash drives or accessories
• Workstations where a compact, integrated hub is preferred

Key specifications

• Model: DeLOCK In-Desk Hub USB 3 Port 62794
• Connectivity: 2 × USB Type-A ports, 1 × USB Type-C port
• Host interface: USB Type-A
• Mounting: fits desk cut-out Ø 60 mm
• Additional: HD-Audio passthrough, cover cap, cable entry
• Colour: Black
• Brand: DELOCK, MPN: 62794, EAN: 4043619627943

How to use

Install the hub into an existing desk cut-out with a 60 mm diameter and secure it according to the desk’s mounting method. Connect the hub’s USB Type-A cable to a computer’s USB Type-A port. Use the front-facing USB Type-A and USB Type-C ports to plug in peripherals or storage devices. Route existing cables through the cable entry as needed and close the cover cap to protect unused ports.

Recommendations

Do not force incompatible plugs into the ports. Ensure the host computer’s USB port provides sufficient power for connected devices; for high-power peripherals or multiple external drives consider using a powered hub or connecting devices individually to prevent power-related disconnections.