Request a quote

Peripherals

Secure USB Disconnect Desktop

Dimensions
38 x 100 x 100 (HxWxD) mm
Weight
300 Gram
Secure USB Disconnect Desktop
Secure USB Disconnect Desktop
Standard

The Fibersystem Secure USB Disconnect is a hardware-based security switch that ensures high isolation during (“positive”) disconnection of USB ports — providing uncompromising protection against unauthorized data transfer and intrusion.

Product no
60-00-0234
Request a quote

Ask about this product →

Datasheets

In the catalogue

Specifications

Secure USB Disconnect Desktop

Environment

Secure USB Disconnect Desktop – Environment
Dimensions38 x 100 x 100 (HxWxD) mm
Weight300 Gram
Operating temperature0 °C to 40 °C, at 10–80 % RH, non-condensing
Storage temperature-20 °C to 60 °C, at 10–90 % RH, non-condensing

Ordering information – product

Secure USB Disconnect Desktop – Ordering information – product
Secure USB disconnect, desktop60-00-0234
Secure USB disconnect, conference60-00-0235

Specifications taken from the product datasheet. The datasheet remains the binding document — ask us if anything is unclear for your installation.

About the product

The product can be described as a USB hub that by default is completely disconnected from the host computer, “positive” disconnect. It gives USB-access for up to 210 minutes, then auto-off.

A control button located on the top of the unit enables or disables USB connectivity and a status indicator LED clearly shows the unit’s operational state — RED when active, and GREEN when disconnected (secure).

Versions

The Secure USB Disconnect is available in two versions — Desktop and Conference — each tailored to different operational needs and levels of security

User scenarios

  • Desktop – Timer-controlled disconnect of USB-devices such as headset and web camera.
  • Conference – Timer-controlled disconnect USB-connected camera, microphones and speakers.

Environments

Used in these environments

Where the equipment is used, and what makes each setting hard.

Environments →

Part of these architecture patterns

  1. Shared workstation with physical KVM switching
  2. The single workstation in a Level A zone
  3. Remote compute over HDBaseT fiber
  4. The dual-use meeting room
  5. One-way outlet from a protected environment
  1. Control room with several networks
  2. Emergency call centre
  3. Remote workplace towards a classified environment
  4. Research laboratory

In the catalogue

Related products

Browse the full range
Hands soldering a circuit board under a work lamp

Next step

Ready for a concrete proposal?

Request a quote for this product – certification papers and procurement documentation included on request. Our engineers in Stockholm respond directly.

Request a quoteAsk about this product

Verified credentials

All certifications