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Name: j5create - USB-C Multi Adapter - silver
Brand: j5create
SKU: 6185302
Price: 79.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (1089 reviews)

j5create - USB-C Multi Adapter - silver

Model:: JCD383; |
SKU:: 6185302

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QuestionWhat type of memory cards does this multi-adapter support?
- Answer This multi-adapter supports both SD and microSD memory cards.
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QuestionHow is this adapter powered?
- Answer The adapter is powered through its USB Type-C input charging port.
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QuestionWhat is the maximum resolution supported by the HDMI port?
- Answer The HDMI port on this adapter supports a maximum resolution of 4K (2160p).
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QuestionDoes this adapter support fast charging for mobile devices?
- Answer Yes, one of the three USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports supports fast battery charging (BC 1.2).
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QuestionCan I connect this adapter to a wired network?
- Answer Yes, it has a Gigabit Ethernet port to ensure secure wired access at ultrafast speeds.
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QuestionWhat is the maximum data speed this USB-C multi-adapter supports?
- Answer This USB-C multi-adapter allows for a high-speed 5 Gbps transfer rate.
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QuestionMy adapter gets EXTREMELY hot when just plugged into HDMI to a single monitor. Is this normal? I am afraid it might be hurting my laptop. Do all usb c adapters get this hot (too hot to hold for more than a second). Should I invest in another one?
Asked 5 years ago by GMontoya.
- Answer I was wondering the same thing as mine also get really hot. I plugged it in to my laptop for about 5 mins and it got to the point where I almost couldn’t hold it.
  Answered 5 years ago by mikevbvb
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QuestionDoes this adapter get hot? I purchased one and it gets extremely hot just with HDMI.
Asked 5 years ago by Umana.
- Answer Yep, mine gets really hot. Not sure why but it doesn't seem to be "unsafe." Just seems to be inefficient.
  Answered 5 years ago by D3lete
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QuestionWill this work with a 2TB external harddrive (passport)? Will it have enough power for it?
Asked 4 years ago by Cliff.
- Answer Unfortunately that will not work
  Answered 4 years ago by J5create Team
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QuestionDo you have a suggestion for a hub that can handle a 2TB external drive, and also have a variety of ports (usb 3, Ethernet, hdmi, )?
Asked 4 years ago by Cliff.
- Answer I would look at the IOGear usb docking station. Have had friends utilize for the same type of drive and has been fine.
  Answered 4 years ago by Tbeeby1313
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QuestionWhat is the maximum wattage handle by the Adapter 50W, 65W 90W? I cannot find this in your specifications. Sorry
Asked 3 years ago by slou.
- Answer If you are asking about the power-in port, it supports up to 100W pass-through charge. If you have any other questions, feel free to contact our agents and they'll be happy to help. Thank you.
  Answered 3 years ago by J5create Team
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QuestionCan it be used to connect a regular mouse to my hp spectre?
Asked 4 years ago by estreetwise.
- Answer Yes, this will connect USB peripherals, like mouse and keyboard, to your laptop through the type-c connection.
  Answered 4 years ago by J5create Team
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QuestionIs the USB-C port on this adapter only for charging, or can it be used for data transfer also? If so, is it a USB 3.1 or what version?
Asked 4 years ago by Shrek.
- Answer There are two USB-C ports on this adapter. One (with attached cable) plugs into the laptop/tablet and is used for both data and power. The second one (plug only) can be used as either a data passthrough or to attach an external power source (highly recommended). The USB-C ports support PD-3.0 power delivery and data transfer rates up to 10 Gbps.
  Answered 4 years ago by Gww4
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QuestionHow do u charge a j5 create adapter
Asked 3 days ago by Anonymous.
- Answer The USB-C Multi Adapter does not have a built-in battery and does not require charging itself. Instead, it passes power through from a USB-C Power Delivery (PD) charger to your connected laptop or device.
  Answered 2 days ago by J5create Team
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QuestionTo use the JCB383 with a new M4 iMac will I need a separate power supply fed into the USB C port on the hub or will the host computer supply the necessary power to make the hub function? If a separate supply is needed does one come with the hub?
Asked 3 months ago by ironlike.
- Answer The USB-C Multi Adapter is a bus-powered hub, meaning it draws power from the host computer (your M4 iMac) to function. However, certain scenarios may require additional power for optimal performance. If you’re only using standard functions like USB ports for keyboards, mice, or basic peripherals, the hub will work fine powered solely by the M4 iMac. If you connect high-power peripherals (e.g., external drives, large monitors via HDMI, or charging devices), the power provided by the iMac's USB-C port may be insufficient. The JCD383 supports Power Delivery (PD) passthrough via its USB-C port to supply additional power. Connect a USB-C power adapter to the Power Delivery input port on the hub. This will both power the hub and pass power to your iMac (if supported). The hub does not include a USB-C power adapter. You’ll need to use a separate USB-C charger (preferably one that supports at least up to 100W PD) to power both the hub and peripherals.
  Answered 3 months ago by J5create Team
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QuestionCan I pt this in my computer and add a keyboard and wireless mouse to it? I have a work computer with 1 port to either add the keyboard or the mouse but not at the same time.
Asked 8 months ago by Michelle.
- Answer The USB-C Multi Adapter comes with USB Type-A ports that allow you add a USB mouse and keyboard. If you have any other questions I recommend reaching out to our customer support team. You can contact our customer team by visiting the j5create website then click on the "SUPPORT" tab at the top right of the webpage. Thank you.
  Answered 8 months ago by J5create Team
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Questionj5create: One more question: Will this device allow me to utilize the Ethernet port and a USB port (either 3.0 or C) to connect my iPhone and/or iPad directly to my router? Thank you.
Asked 10 months ago by ChoppedLiver.
- Answer The USB-C Multi Adapter is compatible with the iPhone 15 and iPad models that have the Type-C connector. I recommend checking with the manufacturer of the router however on whether or not the router can work with through a hub. If you have any other questions please contact our customer support team by visiting the j5create website then click on the "SUPPORT" tab at the top right of the webpage. Thank you.
  Answered 10 months ago by J5create Team
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Questionj5create: 1.) what the optimal power input is for this device (best to use a 67w adapter with PPS?), and 2.) does the data have to originate/flow in/out of the external USB C external cable or can I run data from a USB 3.0 port thru the Ethernet port?
Asked 10 months ago by ChoppedLiver.
- Answer 1. A 60W or greater power adapter is fine. 2. Data is sent from the USB-C port to the Ethernet cable. You can however connect a USB flash drive to the USB port. If you have any other questions I recommend reaching out to customer support team by visiting the j5create website then click on the "SUPPORT" tab at the top right of the webpage. Thank you.
  Answered 10 months ago by J5create Team
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QuestionIs my J5create Model JCD383 compatible with my IPad Pro? If so how?
Asked 1 year ago by ChicLoy.
- Answer The compatibility of a USB-C Multi Adapter with an iPad Pro depends on the model and specifications of your iPad Pro. Not all iPad Pro models have USB-C ports and some allow for data transfer, charging, and video output. The Multi Adapter with an iPad Pro include extending connectivity options, connecting to external display, accessing USB peripherals such as flash drives, keyboards and mice. PD port provides pass-through charging for your device. Ethernet port enables a wired network connection for faster and more stable internet connectivity.
  Answered 1 year ago by J5create Team
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QuestionMy lab top has no usbc port, can I use an adapter to connect to J5 device?
Asked 2 years ago by Jimbo.
- Answer No, an adapter will not work. The USB-C Multi Adapter requires an available USB-C port on a computer that supports DisplayPort alt mode and USB Power Delivery 2.0 or 3.0. If you need help finding a device that will be compatible with your computer, please contact our Technical Support Team, . Their information can be found on our website under the "Support" tab and a specialist will be ready to assist you. Thank you.
  Answered 2 years ago by J5create Team
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j5create - USB-C Multi Adapter - silver

Q: QuestionWhat type of memory cards does this multi-adapter support?

Q: QuestionHow is this adapter powered?

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum resolution supported by the HDMI port?

Q: QuestionDoes this adapter support fast charging for mobile devices?

Q: QuestionCan I connect this adapter to a wired network?

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum data speed this USB-C multi-adapter supports?

Q: QuestionMy adapter gets EXTREMELY hot when just plugged into HDMI to a single monitor. Is this normal? I am afraid it might be hurting my laptop. Do all usb c adapters get this hot (too hot to hold for more than a second). Should I invest in another one?

Q: QuestionDoes this adapter get hot? I purchased one and it gets extremely hot just with HDMI.

Q: QuestionWill this work with a 2TB external harddrive (passport)? Will it have enough power for it?

Q: QuestionDo you have a suggestion for a hub that can handle a 2TB external drive, and also have a variety of ports (usb 3, Ethernet, hdmi, )?

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum wattage handle by the Adapter 50W, 65W 90W? I cannot find this in your specifications. Sorry

Q: QuestionCan it be used to connect a regular mouse to my hp spectre?

Q: QuestionIs the USB-C port on this adapter only for charging, or can it be used for data transfer also? If so, is it a USB 3.1 or what version?

Q: QuestionHow do u charge a j5 create adapter

Q: QuestionTo use the JCB383 with a new M4 iMac will I need a separate power supply fed into the USB C port on the hub or will the host computer supply the necessary power to make the hub function? If a separate supply is needed does one come with the hub?

Q: QuestionCan I pt this in my computer and add a keyboard and wireless mouse to it? I have a work computer with 1 port to either add the keyboard or the mouse but not at the same time.

Q: Questionj5create: One more question: Will this device allow me to utilize the Ethernet port and a USB port (either 3.0 or C) to connect my iPhone and/or iPad directly to my router? Thank you.

Q: Questionj5create: 1.) what the optimal power input is for this device (best to use a 67w adapter with PPS?), and 2.) does the data have to originate/flow in/out of the external USB C external cable or can I run data from a USB 3.0 port thru the Ethernet port?

Q: QuestionIs my J5create Model JCD383 compatible with my IPad Pro? If so how?

Q: QuestionMy lab top has no usbc port, can I use an adapter to connect to J5 device?

QuestionWhat type of memory cards does this multi-adapter support?

QuestionHow is this adapter powered?

QuestionWhat is the maximum resolution supported by the HDMI port?

QuestionDoes this adapter support fast charging for mobile devices?

QuestionCan I connect this adapter to a wired network?

QuestionWhat is the maximum data speed this USB-C multi-adapter supports?

QuestionMy adapter gets EXTREMELY hot when just plugged into HDMI to a single monitor. Is this normal? I am afraid it might be hurting my laptop. Do all usb c adapters get this hot (too hot to hold for more than a second). Should I invest in another one?

QuestionDoes this adapter get hot? I purchased one and it gets extremely hot just with HDMI.

QuestionWill this work with a 2TB external harddrive (passport)? Will it have enough power for it?

QuestionDo you have a suggestion for a hub that can handle a 2TB external drive, and also have a variety of ports (usb 3, Ethernet, hdmi, )?

QuestionWhat is the maximum wattage handle by the Adapter 50W, 65W 90W? I cannot find this in your specifications. Sorry

QuestionCan it be used to connect a regular mouse to my hp spectre?

QuestionIs the USB-C port on this adapter only for charging, or can it be used for data transfer also? If so, is it a USB 3.1 or what version?

QuestionHow do u charge a j5 create adapter

QuestionTo use the JCB383 with a new M4 iMac will I need a separate power supply fed into the USB C port on the hub or will the host computer supply the necessary power to make the hub function? If a separate supply is needed does one come with the hub?

QuestionCan I pt this in my computer and add a keyboard and wireless mouse to it? I have a work computer with 1 port to either add the keyboard or the mouse but not at the same time.

Questionj5create: One more question: Will this device allow me to utilize the Ethernet port and a USB port (either 3.0 or C) to connect my iPhone and/or iPad directly to my router? Thank you.

Questionj5create: 1.) what the optimal power input is for this device (best to use a 67w adapter with PPS?), and 2.) does the data have to originate/flow in/out of the external USB C external cable or can I run data from a USB 3.0 port thru the Ethernet port?

QuestionIs my J5create Model JCD383 compatible with my IPad Pro? If so how?

QuestionMy lab top has no usbc port, can I use an adapter to connect to J5 device?