The compact device can be mounted using ATX drill holes or the included Velcro strap. It also features various protective measures to prevent damage to installed hardware. While most USB hubs are installed externally, this board offers the possibility of duplicating internal connections. For example, the I/O panel can be powered through a single connection. The small board is connected via the included cable to an internal USB 2.0 port and provides seven internal USB 2.0 connections. The USB plug itself or a separate SATA plug supplies power to the board and the individual channels. The board can be secured either with the included screws at the appropriate ATX drill holes or with Velcro, where the matching counterpart has an adhesive backing, allowing it to be attached practically anywhere in the case. A lot of emphasis was placed on safety during the development of the HUBBY7, which is why the board is equipped with an elaborate power monitoring system. This means that the power consumption of the ports is monitored, and they will be shut down in case of excessive current to avoid damage to connected hardware. Short circuits cannot harm the hub, but in the event of one, a notification is immediately sent to Windows, informing the user. In addition to these safety measures, the hub also features thermal monitoring and a shutdown in case of undervoltage.