Powerful charging performance for all USB devices including up to 65W of Power Delivery for Laptops, iPads and the latest iPhones!
Looking for a fully Australian RCM certified multi-port USB wall socket adapter to charge all everything from your MacBook to your life-giving smartphone? Then this triple USB-A plus 2x USB-C charger does it all!
The two ports offer a mighty 65W of total power delivery via a USB-C PD3.0, or spread the available power across multiple connected devices!
So it's a USB wall charger right? So how is this different from the charger I already have? Well if you haven't used a GaN Charger before (Gallium Nitride), then you're in for a treat. GaN Chargers use a Semiconductor material instead of Silicon, allowing for a small/lighter and more efficient charger that also runs cooler when charging your devices - all good things right! :-)
You can expect top-notch charging performance with output up to 3A, drasticaly cutting down charge times on most modern mobile devices which support fast-charging protocols.
With three ports, this USB charger offers 5V, 3A (5 volts, 3 amps - for the non-technical) power output from the USB-A socket for charging most smartphones, smart-watches, tablets and other USB chargeable devices. Additionally, the USB-C socket offers up an impressive
65W of power delivery for some truely rapid charging times when used with supporting devices. You'll find this charger compatible with many of our
USB power AV Switches & Converters, and most other items
including high power products like iPad tablets and modern smartphones requiring a 2A+ draw. If you're not certain about compatibility, just check your product manual.
Product Features
- 12 Month Cable Chick Replacement Warranty!
- Australian RCM certified power adapter with insulated pins
- Single Port Output:
- USB-C1 (65W Max): 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3.25A, 3.3V-11V/4.5A(PPS)
- USB-C2 (20W Max): 5V/3A, 9V/2.22A, 12V/1.67A
- USB-A (18W Max): 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A
- 2-Port Output:
- USB-C1 + USB-C2 (50W Max): 30W + 20W
- USB-C1 + USB-A (48W Max): 30W + 18W
- USB-C2 + USB-A (15W Max): 15W (USB-C2 and USB-A shared)
- 3-Port Output:
- USB-C1 + USB-C2 + USB-A (45W Max): 30W (USB-C1) + 15W (USB-C2 and USB-A shared)
- Compatible with your device's USB Charging cable, or select one from our range.
- USB-C PD 65W Charging for iPads, iPhones and Laptops (including MacBook Pro, MacBook Air etc)
- Fireproof PC Plastic construction
- Built-in overload, over-current and overheat protection
- Certification: Australian RCM Certified Product
- Dimensions: 36 x 36 x 81mm (with plug)
- Colour: Black
Special Notes
- PD charging protocol only can be supported by USB-C port.
- A 100W (20V/5A) or higher USB-C PD charging cable is required to charge a laptop at 65W.
- To charge a 65W laptop, please use the USB-C1 port and disconnect any devices connected to the USB-C2 and USB-A ports.
- When charging two or three devices simultaneously, the USB-C1 port will be limited to a maximum of 30W.
- Certification: RCM, RoHS, SAA
Why shop with Cable Chick
- Australia's leading retailer of AV cables and tech accessories
- Flat-rate shipping nation wide
- Secure online shopping 24/7
- 14 years experience with 1000's of health, government & education clients
- ALL products locally stocked for same-day dispatch
- Industry leading warranties up to 5-years on products
- A customer base of over 250k+ Australians who trust Cable Chick
- Proudly to be 100% Australian, employing all local staff
Written on 10th Feb, 2025 by Cable Chick
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Posted: 13th July, 2017
Question:
How do u tell how "full" this is ?
Answer:
"The total output capacity of the charger is 8 Amps. To determine how many devices you can attach and have them all receive full charging speed, you need to look up the Amp rating of the wall chargers the Anker device will be replacing.
For example, a new Apple iPad may charge at 2.1A, an old android phone may charge at 1A, and together they total 3.1A load on the Anker device.
It is also safe to add additional devices in turn until power-hungry devices complain they are not charging at full speed. Then, remove non-critical devices until there are more Amps to spare.
These desktop chargers don't hold power like a battery, so they don't have a capacity to fill up - only the Amps they can distribute to connected devices are limited."
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