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i-tec USB-C Metal Nano 2x Display Docking Station + Power Delivery 100 W

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EU: C31NANOHDM2DOCPD
EAN
EU: 8595611706288

USB-C

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Small metal USB-C dock that can connect up to two external monitors.
Brushed aluminum construction ensures the dock is durable enough to withstand frequent travel.
2x HDMI supporting up to two extended 4K/60Hz displays
2x USB 3.2 (5Gbps), 2x USB 2.0 and 1x USB-C port allow you to easily connect your USB devices and peripherals.
GLAN Ethernet supports network speeds of 10/100/1000 Mbps, providing robust and high-speed internet connectivity.
The docking station supports up to 100W of power to a connected laptop or tablet (USB-C charger not included)

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PN: C31NANOHDM2DOCPD - i-tec USB-C Metal Nano 2x Display Docking Station + Power Delivery 100 W

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How do I recognise a USB 3.0, USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port?

The first key difference is appearance. USB 3.0 is rectangular, usually with a blue plastic insert (may differ by manufacturer, however). USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 have an oval shape. Thunderbolt 3 is marked with a logo of a lightning bolt. The USB-C connector has no specific rules and can be marked in various ways (depending on the port's specific properties) or may carry no markings whatsoever. The port's specifications are listed in the manual of the laptop. In most cases, they can be found under the USB-C/Thunderbolt3 listing where the properties of the given port will be stated.

Here are some examples of how a Thunderbolt 3, USB-C and USB 3.0 port may be marked:

USB 3.0	Thunderbolt 3 vs. USB-C

Manuals are available on the website of the laptop's manufacturer.

How do I tell which operating system I'm using?

	Windows – after launching the system, a Windows logo (the colour combination differs based on system version) or Windows logo + the word "Start" appear in the bottom left corner.
	macOS – after launching the system, a logo of a "bitten apple" appears in the top left corner
Linux – this system has many variations. It is most easily recognised by one of these logos:

How do I tell whether my port is capable of charging my laptop?

Laptop charging is also known as Power Delivery. This function is currently only supported by USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 ports. The technology must be implemented by the laptop's manufacturer, otherwise it will not be available.

Whether a laptop can be charged via the USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 port will be stated in the manual for the laptop. In most cases, this can be found under the USB-C/Thunderbolt3 listing where the properties of the given port will be stated.

How do I tell how many Watts my laptop needs?

This information can be found on the power supply which comes with the laptop. The value may be stated directly, e.g. 45 W, 65 W etc. Or can be derived through the equation W = U*I, where U = value in amperes (A), I = value in volts (V).

For example, if the power supply states: Output 20V/2.25A. Then the equation is 20V*2.25A = 45W

How do I tell whether my port is capable of video transmission?

The feature of native video transmission is also known as Display Port Alternate Mode. It is always supported for Thunderbolt 3 ports and is an optional function for USB-C ports. The technology must be implemented by the laptop's manufacturer, otherwise it will not be available.

Whether the USB-C port features Display Port Alternate Mode is listed in the manual for the laptop. In most cases, this can be found under the USB-C/Thunderbolt3 listing where the properties of the given port will be stated (often labelled "video transmission").

Manuals are available on the website of the laptop's manufacturer.

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How do I recognise a USB 3.0, USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port?

Here are some examples of how a Thunderbolt 3, USB-C and USB 3.0 port may be marked:

USB 3.0	Thunderbolt 3 vs. USB-C

Manuals are available on the website of the laptop's manufacturer.

How do I tell which operating system I'm using?

	Windows – after launching the system, a Windows logo (the colour combination differs based on system version) or Windows logo + the word "Start" appear in the bottom left corner.
	macOS – after launching the system, a logo of a "bitten apple" appears in the top left corner
Linux – this system has many variations. It is most easily recognised by one of these logos:

How do I tell whether my port is capable of charging my laptop?

How do I tell how many Watts my laptop needs?

For example, if the power supply states: Output 20V/2.25A. Then the equation is 20V*2.25A = 45W

How do I tell whether my port is capable of video transmission?

Manuals are available on the website of the laptop's manufacturer.

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Specifications

Integrated 30cm USB-C cable for connecting to devices
Docking station technology: USB-C (MST)
Power Delivery: 100W
Video Ports:
- 2x HDMI
Resolution:
Host device with DisplayPort 1.2 support:
- 1 monitor – 1x HDMI → up to 4K/30Hz
- 1 monitor – 1x HDMI → up to 1080p/120Hz
- 2 monitors – 2x HDMI → up to 2x 1080p/60Hz*
Host device with DisplayPort 1.4 support:
- 1 monitor – 1x HDMI → up to 4K/60Hz
- 2 monitors – 2x HDMI → up to 2x 1440p/60Hz*
DisplayPort 1.4 host device with DSC support:
- 1 monitor – 1x HDMI → up to 4K/60Hz
- 2 monitors – 2x HDMI → up to 2x 4K/60Hz*
- 2 monitors – 2x HDMI → up to 2x 1440p/144Hz*
2x USB 3.2 Gen1 port
2x USB 2.0 port
1x USB-C 3.2 Gen1
1x USB-C port PD (power delivery only)
1x Ethernet GLAN RJ-45 port (RTL8153B)
MAC address cloning: yes (using i-tec Docker Pro software)
WOL: S1, S2, S3
Product dimensions: 152.5 x 43 x 15 mm
Product weight: 92 g
Package dimensions: 210 x 98 x 23 mm
Package weight: 128 g

Hardware requirements:

Device with a free USB-C, USB4 or Thunderbolt™ 3/4 port

Power Delivery Requirements:

Devices with a free USB-C, USB4, or Thunderbolt™ 3/4 port with Power Delivery support

Video Output Requirements:

Device with a free USB-C or USB4 port with DisplayPort Alternate Mode support or Thunderbolt™ 3/4 port

Operating System:

Windows 10 / 11, macOS*, iPadOS**, Android**, Chrome OS and Linux with latest updates

* macOS does not support Multi Stream Transport (MST) technology. Connecting two monitors to a macOS station will cause both monitors to display the same image.

** iPadOS, Android do not support multi-screen image transport technology or the extended screen option. This means that when connected to an external monitor, only the mirrored screen will be displayed. (Not valid for Android devices with DEX and Easy Projection extensions).

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Small metal USB-C docking station capable of supporting up to two external monitors simultaneously*. Simply connect your laptop or tablet (no need to install drivers) and reap the benefits of quick USB data transfer and connection to the internet via a LAN port. And of course, the docking station can also power your laptop with up to 100 W, meaning you will be able to charge all laptops and tablets that support charging via USB-C (USB-C Power Delivery).

Brushed aluminium body grants the docking station sufficient durability and resilience even during frequent travel. The integrated USB-C cable is sufficiently long for comfortable connection even if the USB-C port is located in the upper portion of the screen frame (typical for hybrid laptops/tablets).

The docking station is also fully compatible with tablets and laptops featuring a Thunderbolt 3/4 port.

Connect up to two external monitors.
Power delivery: up to 100 W (USB-C charger is not included in the package)
Fitted with two HDMI ports
2x USB 3.2 (5 Gbps), 2x USB 2.0 and 1x USB-C ports will allow you to easily connect your USB devices and peripherals.
Gigabit Ethernet RJ-45 provides reliable, robust and high-speed Internet connection supporting 10/100/1000 Mbps speeds
Supports Windows 10/11, macOS, Android, Chrome OS and Linux

* macOS does not support Multi Stream Transport (MST) technology, meaning that when connected to a device running macOS, both connected external monitors will display the same image.

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How do I recognise a USB 3.0, USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port?

How do I tell which operating system I'm using?

How do I tell whether my port is capable of charging my laptop?

How do I tell how many Watts my laptop needs?

How do I tell whether my port is capable of video transmission?

Does your notebook have at least one available USB 3.0, USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port?

Which operating system do you use?

Does your notebook have at least one available USB 3.0 port?

Does your notebook have at least one available Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C port?

Which operating system do you use?

Does your notebook have at least one available Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C port?

Can this port charge your notebook?

How many Watts does your laptop require in order to charge?

Does your notebook have at least one available Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C port?

Can this port transmit video?

Which operating system do you use?

Does your notebook have at least one available Thunderbolt 3 port?

Which operating system do you use?

Does your notebook have at least one available Thunderbolt 3 port?

Can this port charge your notebook?

Which operating system do you use?

Does your notebook have at least one available Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C port?

Can this port transmit video?

Can this port charge your notebook?

How many Watts does your laptop require in order to charge?

Which operating system do you use?

Does your notebook have at least one available USB 3.0, USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port?

Can this port charge your notebook?

How many Watts does your laptop require in order to charge?

Does your notebook have at least one available Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C port?

Does your notebook have at least one available USB 3.0 port?

Can this port transmit video?

Can this port charge your notebook?

How many Watts does your laptop require in order to charge?

Does your notebook have at least one available Thunderbolt 3 port?

Does your notebook have at least one available USB-C port?

Can this port transmit video?

Can this port charge your notebook?

How many Watts does your laptop require in order to charge?

Which operating system do you use?

Does your notebook have at least one available Thunderbolt 3 port?

Does your notebook have at least one available USB-C port?

Can this port transmit video?

Can this port charge your notebook?

How many Watts does your laptop require in order to charge?

Which operating system do you use?

How do I recognise a USB 3.0, USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port?

How do I tell which operating system I'm using?

How do I tell whether my port is capable of charging my laptop?

How do I tell how many Watts my laptop needs?

How do I tell whether my port is capable of video transmission?

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