HP Thunderbolt Dock 280W G4 w/Combo Cable
Thunderbolt Dock 280W G4 w/Combo Cable
The Dock That Does It All
Boost your security, productivity, and connectivity with this Thunderbolt™ 4 dock. It protects your network and devices from the moment you log in, supports multi-OS compatibility[1], and can support up to four 4K displays[2]. Ideal for ITDMs and hybrid workers, this dock also makes home or office device management easy.
HP Thunderbolt Dock 280W G4 w/Combo Cable, Wired, Thunderbolt 4, Black, Kensington, 100 - 240 V, 50 - 60 Hz
HP Thunderbolt Dock 280W G4 w/Combo Cable. Connectivity technology: Wired, Host interface: Thunderbolt 4. Product color: Black, Cable lock slot type: Kensington. AC input voltage: 100 - 240 V, AC input frequency: 50 - 60 Hz, Input current: 1.7 A. Width: 3.86" (98 mm), Depth: 3.86" (98 mm), Height: 2.68" (68 mm). Package width: 10.8" (275 mm), Package depth: 5.63" (143 mm), Package height: 5.85" (148.5 mm)
- - Feel safe and secure from the moment you log in. The HP Thunderbolt G4 Dock with HP Sure Start<sup>[3]</sup> prevents hackers from using the dock to attack the network and the attached notebook. Everything connected to this dock is protected and meets full NIST 800-193 requirements.
- - Focus on your work and not your compatibility<sup>[1]</sup> with a dock that works seamlessly with most notebooks and operating systems. Whether you use Windows®, Mac, or Chrome OS—rigorous testing and certifications ensure that one USB-C® cable<sup>[4]</sup> connects your device and peripherals without issue.
- - Multitask, create, and collaborate faster with a dock that supports up to four 4K displays through superfast Thunderbolt™ 4 technology<sup>[2]</sup> and has double the ethernet speed for faster downloads<sup>[5]</sup>. This dock also delivers up to 230W of power—enough to charge most workstation notebooks.
- - Manage your mixed fleet more efficiently with wired Intel® vPro™ support that allows authorized administrators to remotely access and manage vPro™ enabled notebooks using wired connections to make updates. IT Managers can also plan dock firmware updates anytime, even after the user disconnects through a one click installer<sup>[6]</sup>.