I-TEC Universal 6× 4K Display Docking Station 140 W
The docking station allows you to connect a laptop, tablet or smartphone to other monitors and hardware. It connects to a computer or laptop using a USB-C port with Thunderbolt 3/4 and USB4 support . It is thus able to transfer power up to 140 W with the PD 3.1 protocol or up to 100 W with the PD 3.0 protocol to supported devices. Six 4K monitors at 60 Hz can be connected to the docking station simultaneously. High-speed Internet access can be achieved through the RJ-45 port. There are four USB-C and four USB 3.1 ports for connecting peripherals. The docking station can also be installed behind a monitor with VESA support thanks to a VESA mount (not included), which gives you both maximum work efficiency thanks to the expandability of the ports and a beautifully tidy desk without cables. In addition, a microSD and SD card reader is also available. A combined 3.5 mm connector is used to connect headphones or a microphone. You will also appreciate the slot for a security lock and the docking station's on/off switch for maximum energy savings.
The package includes a USB-C to USB-C (100 cm), USB-C to USB (100 cm) cable and a power adapter.
BASIC SPECIFICATIONS
Ports: 2× DisplayPort, 2× HDMI, 1× 2.5GbE RJ-45, 4× USB 3.2 Gen2 (USB 3.1), 2× USB-C 3.2 Gen2 (with video support), 2× USB-C 3.2 Gen2, 1× headphone/microphone combo port, 1× SD card reader, 1× microSD card reader
Interface: USB-C (Thunderbolt 3/4, USB4), or USB-A
Cable length: 100 cm
Dimensions: 218 × 88 × 37 mm
Weight: 546g
Color: black
Distinction:
1 monitor: 1× DisplayPort1 - up to 8K/60 Hz or 4K/144 Hz
1 monitor: 1× DisplayPort2 - up to 8K/30 Hz or 4K/120 Hz
1 monitor: 1× HDMI - up to 4K/60 Hz
1 monitor: 1× USB-C - up to 4K/60 Hz
6 monitors: 2× DisplayPort + 2× HDMI + 2× USB-C - up to 6× 4K/60 Hz
Comment:
- Depending on the characteristics of the computer, especially the CPU, GPU performance, and RAM size of the connected device, system smoothness may be reduced when connecting four or more displays with a resolution of 4K or higher.
- macOS does not support Multi Stream Transport (MST) technology for multiple displays, which means that when connected to macOS, the same image is displayed on both monitors connected to the USB-C ports. This means that a maximum of 5 displays are supported on macOS.
- Video streaming via USB-C MFDP ports is only possible when the dock is connected to laptops with Thunderbolt 3/4, USB4 or USB-C (with video streaming support). When connected to a USB-A port, only DP and HDMI ports will be available (i.e. maximum 4 monitors) and the connected laptop/tablet will not be able to be charged.
