Need a reliable 30-port industrial USB hub for batch charging, flashing or testing? Sipolar A-812 and Sipolar A-812C are built for high-density USB 2.0 workflows where small chained hubs are not stable enough.
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Both models offer 30 USB 2.0 ports, DC 5V/60A EC5 power input, up to 5V/2.1A per port, an independent red power switch and a matte black aluminum housing. The difference is simple: A-812 is USB-A, while A-812C is Type-C.
Key Specifications
| Specification | Sipolar A-812 | Sipolar A-812C |
|---|---|---|
| Ports | 30 | 30 |
| Connector | USB-A female | USB Type-C female |
| Protocol | USB 2.0 | USB 2.0 |
| Power input | DC 5V/60A, EC5 connector | DC 5V/60A, EC5 connector |
| Per-port output | 5V/2.1A max | 5V/2.1A max |
| Housing | Aluminum alloy | Aluminum alloy |
Why Choose a 30-Port USB Hub?
A single high-power hub reduces cable clutter and avoids the instability of daisy-chained small hubs. It is a practical choice for USB drive mass production, phone farms, IoT firmware flashing, tablet charging, repair workstations and USB sensor expansion.
A-812 vs A-812C: How to Choose
Choose A-812 if your devices use USB-A cables, such as USB drives, older phones, barcode scanners, dongles, keyboards or Micro-USB cable setups.
Choose A-812C if your devices use Type-C cables, such as modern Android phones, newer iPads, Type-C tablets, handheld consoles and phone-farm racks.
Power and Deployment Notes
Use a matching 300W or higher 5V DC power supply for the 5V/60A input. The 2.1A per-port output is a maximum, so leave power headroom for long-term full-load operation.
Both models are USB 2.0 hubs with a theoretical speed of 480 Mbps. For SSDs, industrial cameras or other USB 3.0 high-speed devices, choose a USB 3.0 hub instead.
FAQ
1.What is the difference between A-812 and A-812C?
A-812 uses USB-A ports. A-812C uses Type-C ports. Other core specifications are the same.
2.Can it charge 30 phones at the same time?
Yes, when used with the correct 5V/60A power supply and within the total power limit.
3.Is it suitable for phone farms?
Yes. A-812C is a good fit for Type-C phone farms, cloud phone rooms and multi-device control racks.
4.Does it support USB 3.0?
No. A-812 and A-812C are USB 2.0 industrial hubs.
Summary
For legacy USB-A devices, choose Sipolar A-812. For modern Type-C devices, choose Sipolar A-812C. Both provide 30 ports, 5V/60A EC5 power input and 5V/2.1A per-port output, making them reliable options for high-density industrial USB applications.










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