PLUGABLE THUNDERBOLT™ 3 DOCK WITH 60W HOST CHARGING
Plugable’s Thunderbolt 3
Single Display Docking Station (TBT3-UDV) offers high-performance expansion of
your Thunderbolt 3-enabled Mac or compatible Windows Thunderbolt 3 system while
also providing up to 60W of power to charge the host. Connect a single display
up to 4K 60Hz (4096x2160 @ 60Hz) via the integrated DisplayPort output, or an
HDMI display using the included Active DisplayPort to HDMI adapter. Thunderbolt
3’s massive 40Gbps bandwidth enables you to run your high resolution display
connected through the dock at the full native performance of your system’s
graphics processor while also enabling access to your wired network and
existing USB peripherals.
Supports connection to
wired Gigabit Ethernet networks using the integrated Intel i210 network adapter
and 10Gbps peer-to-peer networking when directly connected to a second
Thunderbolt 3-enabled system. Provides a combined analog audio input and output
jack for connecting stereo headphones or a combination headset with microphone.
Provides five extra USB 3.0 (5Gbps) ports for device connectivity (one in
front, four in back). Is positioned vertically to save space, and has a
removable stand that also allows the unit to be placed horizontally.
Thunderbolt 3 compatibility
is complex, and some features like PCI-E bandwidth, support for 2 displays over
Thunderbolt 3, and the necessary firmware updates for docking compatibility
(BIOS and NVM) are system-specific. Apple and Dell Thunderbolt 3 systems are
currently the best-performing, best-supported systems with this docking
station.
For details on supported
monitor configurations and what components are needed to add a second display,
and non-Apple and Dell compatibility, please see additional details on the
'Compatibility' tab. The dock can provide up to 60W of power to charge the host
system, assuming the system supports being charged via its Thunderbolt 3 port.
Windows systems require updated NVM firmware, system BIOS, and Thunderbolt/GPU
drivers from the system manufacturer (Apple systems provide this
automatically). The ability to add a second display depends on design decisions
made by your system manufacturer and requires additional hardware, sold
separately. Some Thunderbolt 3 systems support a maximum of 20Gbps Thunderbolt
3 bandwidth. The docking station will not function if attached to a
non-Thunderbolt 3 capable USB-C port.