PSU-MIDSPAN-USB-1

The PSU-MIDSPAN-USB-1 single point midspan power injector allows data and video pass-through to a USB-C device. The PSU-MIDSPAN-USB-1 supplies up to 100 W to the host while allowing high speed data transfers of 10 Gbps (USB 3.2) and 480 Mbps (USB 2.0). It also supports DisplayPort™ Alternative Mode (DP Alt Mode) at a maximum rate of HBR2 (4k30 in mixed and 4k60 in full DP Alt Mode).

The PSU-MIDSPAN-USB-1 is a TAA-compliant product suitable for government deployments.

Midspan USB-C Power Injector

The PSU-MIDSPAN-USB-1 is used as a midspan USB-C power injector to a USB host. USB‑C charging is available at 5, 9 or 15V at 3A, or 20V at 3 or 5A. To meet USB 3.2 standards and deliver 100 W of power, the PSU-MIDSPAN-USB-1 must be connected to the USB host using 5A-rated cables with an e‑marker (not included).

Compatible cables (CBL‑USB3G2‑C‑C‑3 or CBL‑USB3G1‑C‑C‑6 )3 are sold separately or as part of PSU‑MIDSPAN‑USB‑1‑C‑KIT.

USB Data Pass-Through

The PSU-MIDSPAN-USB-1 provides data and video pass‑through for USB 2.0, USB 3.2, and DP Alt Mode. It supports high speed USB data transfer rates of 480 Mbps via USB 2.0 and 10 Gbps via USB 3.2. DP Alt Mode is supported with video resolutions of HBR2 at 4k30 in mixed mode, and 4k60 in full DP Alt Mode.

Note: The PSU‑MIDSPAN‑USB‑1 has a pass‑through connection and does not count as a tier in USB network topology.

Mounting Options

The PSU-MIDSPAN-USB-1 can be attached to a Crestron FlipTop cable enclosure, mounted on a wall or surface using the included bracket, or used freestanding.

Key Features

• Powers one USB-C® host for a maximum of 100 W

• Supports USB 3.2 data pass-through up to 10 Gbps

• Supports USB 2.0 data pass-through up to 480 Mbps

• DisplayPort™ 1.4 Alternative Mode (DP Alt Mode) pass-through compatible

• Mixed Mode functionality: DisplayPort and USB 3.2 data available simultaneously

• No configuration or programming required

• Attachable to a Crestron FlipTop™ cable enclosure

• TAA compliant for government deployments

1. Certain laptops and USB-C cables may not support 100 W charging or DP Alt Mode pass-through. For more information, refer to the Knowledge Article 000003115.

2. The host laptop must support DP Alt Mode on the USB-C charging port to transmit video.

3. CBL-USB3G2-C-C-3 and CBL-USB3G1-C-C-6 cables are not TAA compliant.