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News Release from: Sealevel Systems | Subject: SeaI/O-270U
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 22 May 2007

Hub protects PCs from instrumental
excesses

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Seven-port optically isolated USB hub protects computers from the power surges, spikes and ground loops that are commonly found in industrial and OEM applications.

New from Sealevel Systems, the SeaI/O-270U is a seven-port optically isolated USB 1.1/2.0 compatible hub that protects computers from damaging power surges, spikes, and ground loops commonly found in industrial and OEM applications The SeaI/O-270U offers system designers an effective tool for interfacing USB peripherals in virtually any environment

In addition to protection from electrical damage, the SeaI/O-270U includes Sealevel's patent-pending SeaLatch locking USB connector design to prevent accidental cable disconnection of both upstream and downstream USB ports.

The SeaI/O-270U provides up to 1500V AC protection from harmful voltages injected on USB peripheral cabling.

Status LEDs on the hub indicate external power, connection to the host, and fault conditions.

The hub is housed in a rugged metal enclosure and each of the seven USB downstream connections provides a full 500mA of power suitable for all USB peripherals.

SeaI/O-270U hubs are supported in Windows, Linux, and all other operating systems that recognise USB.

Simply provide power to the hub using the included power supply, plug the hub into an available USB port with the included cable, and the hub is automatically recognised.

Standard SeaI/O-270U hubs operate between 0 to +70C and designers can special-order extended temperature range (-40 to +85C) hubs.

SeaI/O-270U hubs are available now and prices start at US $379.

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