Tripp Lite U442-DOCK40-5 Usb-c Dock 8K Hdmi 100W Pd

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE U442-DOCK40-5 is a USB-C docking station designed to expand connectivity for laptops and workstations through a single USB-C cable connection. It supports 8K HDMI video output for high-resolution display configurations and delivers up to 100 watts of Power Delivery charging to the host device simultaneously. This type of dock is commonly installed in enterprise workstation setups, IT-managed desktop environments, and professional mobile workstation deployments. Installation and management are typically handled by IT technicians or systems integrators working in commercial or enterprise settings.

The U442-DOCK40-5 is suited for enterprise and professional environments where a single-cable connection point is required to support display output, peripheral connectivity, and host device charging at the same time. It fits workflows that demand high-resolution video output alongside reliable power passthrough, making it appropriate for corporate offices, engineering workstations, and similar demanding desktop environments.

Key Features

• 8K HDMI video output for high-resolution single-display configurations
• 100W USB-C Power Delivery passthrough charges the host device while docked
• Single USB-C cable connection simplifies desk setup and reduces clutter
• Designed for enterprise and professional workstation deployments
• Sold as individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style docking solution for USB-C enabled laptops and workstations supporting DisplayPort Alternate Mode and USB Power Delivery over USB-C.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by IT professionals or end users with standard workstation setup experience. Connect the dock to the host device using a compatible USB-C cable before connecting peripherals and displays. Verify that the host device USB-C port supports the required DisplayPort Alternate Mode and Power Delivery specifications before deployment. Power down connected peripherals before disconnecting the dock to avoid data loss or hardware errors.