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A compact dual-USB wall charger delivering 5 V at 2.1 A total, with overcharge and overheat protection for safe simultaneous charging of two devices
This AILKIN PT-WC-13 wall charger provides two USB Type-A ports with a combined output of 5V 2.1A. It suits anyone who needs to charge a phone and a tablet, or two phones, from a single mains socket at home, in the office or while travelling. The unit accepts 100-240V input for worldwide use.
When only one device is connected it can draw the full 2.1A. With both ports in use the 2.1A is split between them, so each device receives a lower current. The charger does not support Qualcomm Quick Charge or other proprietary fast-charging protocols. An iPhone typically reaches full charge in about 2 hours, an iPad in about 2.8 hours.
No cable or mounting hardware is required; simply insert the prongs into a mains outlet and connect your USB-A cables. The compact cube design keeps it stable on vertical sockets. Built-in protection stops charging automatically when a battery is full, guarding against overcurrent and overheating.
| Brand | AILKIN |
|---|---|
| Model | PT-WC-13 |
| Part Number | PT-WC-13 |
| Compatible Phone Model | Apple iPhone 6 |
| Color | Black |
| Adapter | USB Type A |
| Standard USB Port | 2 |
| Output Volt | 5 |
| Output Amp | 2.1 amps |
| Support Volt | 120 volts |
The 2.1 A maximum is shared; one port can draw the full 2.1 A alone, while two devices split the same total.
An iPhone typically reaches full charge in about 2 hours, an iPad in roughly 2.8 hours using the 5 V 2.1 A output.
Yes, the 100–240 V range covers 120 V supplies; only a plug adapter is needed for UK sockets.
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