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StarTech.comAdapter device type

USB-C to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter (US1GC30B)

54 units in service · none past planned life · firmware not tracked

What it is for

Small powered box that converts or injects signals or power: scaler, USB to HDMI converter, PoE injector, single-cable USB-C adapter. Used in Assigned desk · Hot desk.

Installed by year

2122232425

Ports

2 ports
USB-C1RJ451

Position not stated

1. usb-c-1: USB-C, bidirectional12. lan-1: RJ45, bidirectional2
USBNetwork
Every port, in detail
#PortConnectorCarriesDirectionWhere
1usb-c-1Host connection port (USB 3.2 Gen 1, 5Gbps); this is the port the device is powered through (see power.inputs), not a port that delivers power to another device.USB-CUSBBoth waysPosition not stated
2lan-1RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet port (10/100/1000 Mbps), on the end of the attached 30cm cable rather than the dongle body.RJ45ethernetBoth waysPosition not stated

Spaces using it

7 spaces

CHI 13.18 Flex desks CCPH 4.16 Flex desks BDUB 4.19 Flex desks CMEL 8.16 Flex desks BNYC 21.22 Flex desks CNYC 22.20 Assigned desks ETYO 15.18 Flex desks B

Space types that use it

54 units in 7 spaces at 6 offices

Notes

  • StarTech lists macOS, Windows and Linux (plus ChromeOS).
  • Bus powered from the laptop; draws about 4.5 W.
  • A similar part, US1GC30B2, uses a different chipset; this is US1GC30B.

What the manufacturer doesn't say

  • No body size: the 23.5 cm length StarTech gives includes the attached cable.
  • No face or order is set for usb-c-1 and lan-1: this is a small dongle with an attached cable, with the RJ45 socket at one end of the body and the USB-C plug on the end of the cable. StarTech's datasheet photo shows this, but the ends cannot be called front or rear, so no face is given.

Sources

Each model was read twice, independently, and the two readings reconciled against the manufacturer's text.

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