Hubs
An electrical appliance is connected to a hub through a single network. You can use them to control the heating and lighting in your home, track energy consumption in real time, receive actionable information about your home, and monitor appliances for maintenance alerts. With Hubs, you can stay connected wherever you go with your electrical appliances. From outdoor WiFi to smart heating, Hubs offer you the smartest solution to connect your electrical appliances.
Key Features:
- MPN: 3C16593B
- Manufacturer: 3Com
Key Features:
- MPN: 3C16704
- Manufacturer: 3Com
Key Features:
- MPN: A3724-60101
- Manufacturer: HP
Key Features:
- MPN: A3724A
- Manufacturer: HP
Key Features:
- MPN: 28688B
- Manufacturer: HP
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- MPN: 286763-B21
- Manufacturer: HP
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- MPN: F4U017
- Manufacturer: Belkin
Is your internet slow? It might be your network hub. Consider it the inner nervous system of your network, and make sure seamless data flow. Better for improved browsing! Find many types to suit your needs. Hubs serve an essential role as basic components within local area networks (LANs), available in multiple types and designs.
HUB TYPES:
There are three types of network hubs:
Passive Hub:
Passive hubs work as connection points without extra capabilities.
Active Hub:
Active hubs consistently boost incoming transmissions, from time to time referred to as repeaters.
Intelligent Hub:
Newer than active hubs, intelligent hubs can selectively manage and direct data packets to specific devices on the network.
Maintain Your Network Hub:
Clean the hub weekly by cleaning away dust and debris with a soft, dry cloth.
Make sure firmware and software are regularly updated for compatibility with the latest security and performance boost.
Upgrade security by employing strong passwords and code to foil unofficial access.
