- Charges most Type-C devices as well as Type A devices
- USB Type-C or USB-C provides faster charging and is the new standard port on many phones, tablets and laptops, Up to 2X the charging power with PD devices
- USB Type A port provides powerful charging for existing devices
- Adapter-free charging of Type A and Type-C devices for a sleek and uncluttered appearance
- No data transfer capability
- When the USB Type-C port is connected to a power-delivery capable electronic device, the charger negotiates up to the highest power at which it is capable of charging, such as 9VDC at 3A (27W), 15VDC at 3A (45W), or 20VDC at 2.5A (50W) When a device is connected to the Type A port, the charger outputs 5VDC at 2A (10W)
- When both ports are in use, the Type A port outputs 5VDC at 2A (10W)
- The USB Type-C port continues to provide 5VDC at 3A (15W), 9VDC at 3A (27W), 15VDC at 3A (45W), or 20VDC at 2.5A (50W)
- 15A and 20A receptacle models available
- Smart chip recognizes and optimizes the charging requirements of individual devices
- Built-in overcurrent protection helps protect the electronics from receiving too much power, which can damage the device
- Internal thermo regulator prevents the electronics from overheating
- USB Ports tested to meet the industry requirement to withstand over 10,000 insertions
- Type-C USB Ports enable cables to be inserted in either direction
- Tamper-resistant receptacles help prevent access by most non-rated/foreign objects
- UL 1310|UL 498|cCSAus Listed|FCC Part 15 Class 8