ThunderDock Elite: WL-UTD45 Thunderbolt 4 Three Display 4K@60Hz 13-in-1 Docking Station

• SPECIFICATION
• Connection To Host

  80cm Thunderbolt 4 Cable

• Plug & Play

  No Driver required

• USB Power Delivery

  Supports USB PD 3.0 96Watt Power Delivery

• USB Port

  1 x Thunderbolt 4 40Gbps upstream 96W PD
  1 x Thunderbolt 4 for 1) 40Gbps, 2) video output, or 3) 15W PD charging

  1 x USB-C for 1) 10Gbps or 2) PD 30W downstream

  2 x USB-A 10Gbps ports to extend more connectivity to USB devices

  2 x USB-A 5Gbps ports to extend more connectivity to USB devices

• HDMI

  2 x HDMI 2.1

• Audio

  Integrated TRRS 4-pole phone jack

• Card Reader

  Integrated SD V4.0 Card Reader

• Ethernet Speed

  1x RJ45 10/100/1000/2500Mbps Ethernet

• LED

  1 x Power LED

• Button

  ON/OFF button to turn the docking station on and off

• Lock

  Kensington lock

• Power Adapter

  1x DC20V/8A 160Watt（Brick Style）

• Operating Systems

  Microsoft Windows 10/11

  Apple Mac OS 11 or later

• BLOCK DIAGRAM & POWER BUDGET

• PHYSICAL
• Product Dimensions

  217.7X83.1X31.1mm (WxDxH)

• Product Weight (g)

  545g

• Material

  ABS+AL alloy

• Working Environment

  Operation temperature: 0~40℃

  Storage temperature: 0~70℃

  Operation RH (relative humidity): 30%~80%,noncondensing

  Storage RH: 10%~90%,noncondensing

• Compliance

  FCC, CE, ROHS, etc

• In the box

  1 x Thunderbolt 4 docking station

  1 x Thunderbolt 4 80cm cable

  1 x DC20V power adapter

  1 x AC power cable

  1 x Cable holder

  1 x Quick start guide

• MAX DISPLAY RESOLUTION

Note：

• 1.The resolutions provided above are based on factory testing and may slightly vary depending on the specification of your PC and Monitors
• 2.On the Thunderbolt/USB4 host, both USB4 and HDMI interfaces cannot support DSC (Display Stream Compression) simultaneously. The first device connected will take priority.
• 3.For users of Intel graphics computers：due to limitations of Intel graphics cards, HDMI dual display only supports one 4K120Hz or two 4K60Hz.
• 4.For MacOS Users: Connecting multiple displays using two HDMI ports will result in mirror mode, which means the connected monitors will display the same content. Please refer to the diagram below.
• 5.For MacOS MFDP Users: Both double display and triple display are mirror mode.
• 6.For Mac users with M1 or M2 chips: You can only choose one to expand your display, either USB4 or HDMI port.