Anker 4-Port Ultra Slim Hub Price in Pakistan | Skyrs

This data sheet provides structural specifications, integration guidelines, and enterprise deployment workflows for the Anker 4-Port Ultra Slim USB 3.0 Data Hub series, tailored specifically for institutional workstation scaling and commercial field networks managed exclusively by SKYRS in Pakistan.

Anker 4-Port Ultra Slim Series Infrastructure Overview

The Anker Ultra Slim Data Hub matrix is engineered to expand host interface topologies without introducing desk clutter or signal latency. Built with heat-resistant polycarbonate polymer shells and reinforced cable joints, these hubs resolve peripheral limitations across corporate thin-clients, mobile point-of-sale (POS) systems, and field terminal laptops.

Variant 1: Anker 4-Port Ultra Slim USB 3.0 Hub — 0.75 Foot Short Cable (A7516015)

Optimized for close-proximity setups, mobile workstations, and space-constrained field kiosks where trailing cable slack poses an operational hazard.

• Host Interface: USB 3.0 Type-A Male (Integrated 0.75 ft / 22 cm Tail)

• Downstream Port Matrix: 4 x USB 3.0 Type-A Female Data Ports

• Data Throughput Speed: Up to 5 Gbps SuperSpeed steady-state bus transfer

• Power Topology: Bus-Powered (Non-charging configuration)

• Material Build: Thermal-Resistant ABS Shell

• Dimensions: 4.21 x 1.22 x 0.39 inches (1.0 cm thick form factor)

• Structural Mass: ~35 grams

• OS Architecture Support: Windows 10/8/7/Vista/XP, macOS 10.6 or later, Linux 2.6.14 or later

Variant 2: Anker 4-Port Ultra Slim USB 3.0 Hub — 2 Foot Extended Cable (A7516016)

Designed explicitly for static desktop architectures or under-desk routing systems requiring a longer reach from back-panel host towers to user interfaces.

• Host Interface: USB 3.0 Type-A Male (Integrated 2.0 ft / 60 cm Cable)

• Downstream Port Matrix: 4 x USB 3.0 Type-A Female Data Ports

• Data Throughput Speed: Up to 5 Gbps SuperSpeed data replication

• Power Topology: Bus-Powered (Shared host line)

• Cable Management: Integrated hook-and-loop cable retention strap

• Core Protection: Reinforced strain-relief collar (10,000+ bend tolerance)

• Physical Profile: 4.21 x 1.22 x 0.39 inches

SKYRS Enterprise Deployment, Installation, and Configuration Blueprint

SKYRS coordinates high-density IT station rollouts across banking setups, corporate back-offices, and customer-facing retail systems in Pakistan using these data hub layouts.

Physical Deployment and Load Budgeting Constraints

• Bus Power Limitations: These hubs are designed strictly for data synchronization and do not support power-delivery charging profiles. To maintain interface stability, the combined total power draw of connected devices must not exceed the host port output limit (typically 900mA for a USB 3.0 host line).

• Device Power Guide:

  • Standard Mouse / Keyboard: 100mA to 500mA

  • USB Flash Drive / Thumb Drive: 100mA

  • USB Security Dongle / Encryption Key: 100mA

  • High-Draw External HDD / SSD: Not recommended for multi-port chaining unless the storage drive features its own dedicated AC power source.

System Installation Protocols

1. Port Clearance Action: Prior to integration, inspect the host computer’s female USB 3.0 port (typically color-coded Blue) to verify it is free from dust or physical obstruction.

2. Direct Host Seating: Connect the integrated Type-A cable directly into the native host motherboard port. Avoid placing the hub downstream of another passive hub layer to prevent packet loss or voltage drop.

3. Cable Anchoring (2ft Variant): Route the extended cable away from moving parts (such as office chair paths or keyboard trays). Use the integrated strap to tie back excess line length, keeping the hub face accessible for terminal swaps.

Configuration and Bus Alignment Tuning

• Legacy Backward Compatibility: The underlying controller chips feature hardwired, automated fallback logic. When running on a legacy legacy host (USB 2.0), the bus limits maximum throughput automatically to 480 Mbps. No driver installations or system modifications are needed.

• Mitigating 2.4 GHz Wireless Interference: High-Speed USB 3.0 data streams can occasionally emit localized RF noise that disrupts wireless accessories.

  • Remediation Step: If wireless keyboards or mice show input lag while connected near the active hub, configure the setup so the wireless receiver is plugged into a dedicated legacy USB 2.0 port on the host machine, or place the wireless receiver on the outermost edge port of the Anker hub away from the main trunk cable line.

Availability and Channel Protection

Exclusive SKYRS SLA Notice: High-volume procurement, hardware staging kits, customized multi-station mounting brackets, and commercial-grade replacement warranties for all variants of the Anker 4-Port Ultra Slim Hub are available exclusively via SKYRS inside Pakistan. Sourcing this equipment outside of authorized SKYRS enterprise channels voids corporate hardware support SLAs, component-tracking security records, and specialized technical deployment backing.