Eaton
Eaton U280-W04-145C4G 4-Port 145W USB-C GaN Charger
Four USB-C ports deliver up to 145W total, with a single port reaching 140W via PD 3.1 for laptops and phones
- TypeWall Charger
- FeaturesCharging Ports Details: Single Output (140W Max): C1/C2: 28V
- 145W total power charges laptops and phones together
- Single USB-C port delivers up to 140W for large laptops
- GaN technology runs cooler and more efficiently
- Four USB-C ports share power automatically across devices
- PD 3.1 support enables fastest charge for compatible gear
Eaton 145W GaN charger
The Eaton U280-W04-145C4G is a four-port USB-C wall charger built for users who need to power laptops, tablets and smartphones from a single outlet. It delivers up to 145W total output using Gallium Nitride technology for efficient energy transfer.
Thermals and power behaviour
GaN components run cooler than traditional silicon, so the charger maintains lower surface temperatures during high-load sessions. The unit automatically negotiates power contracts per port, redistributing current when devices are added or removed without audible fan noise.
Single-port 140W ceiling
One USB-C port can supply 140W at 28V 5A, which covers most modern USB-C laptops. If your device requires more than 140W from a single port, this charger cannot meet that demand.
Highlights
- 145W total power charges laptops and phones together
- Single USB-C port delivers up to 140W for large laptops
- GaN technology runs cooler and more efficiently
- Four USB-C ports share power automatically across devices
- PD 3.1 support enables fastest charge for compatible gear
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Model | Eaton Tripp Lite series wall charger |
| Type | Wall Charger |
| Features | Charging Ports Details: Single Output (140W Max): C1/C2: 28V5A (140W Max), C3/C4: 20V2.25A (45W Max) Dual Output (145W Max): C1/C2+C3/C4: C1/C2: 20V5A Max (100W) + C3/C4: 20V2.25A Max (45W); C1+C2: 20V3.25A each (65W+65W=130W Max), C3: 9V2.77A Max (25W)+C4: 9V 2.22A Max (20W) Triple Output (145W Max): C1+C2+C3/C4: C1: 20V3.25A Max (65W)+C2: 20V1.5A Max (30W)+C3/C4: 20V2.25A Max (45W), C1/C2+C3+C4: C1/C2: 20V5A Max (100W)+ C3: 9V2.77A Max (25W)+C4: 9V2.22A Max (20W) Quad Output (140W Max): C1: 20V3.25A Max (65W)+C2: 20V1.5A Max (30W) + C3: 9V2.77A Max (25W) + C4: 9V2.22A Max (20W) Num |
| Shipping weight | 0.07 kg |
| Package size | 178 × 127 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the charger to the wall and which port should I use for a laptop needing 140W?
Plug the wall charger directly into an AC outlet. For a single device requiring up to 140W, use either the C1 or C2 port, which support 28V5A output.
Will the USB-C ports wear out or need replacement after heavy daily use?
The USB-C ports are rated for thousands of insertion cycles. No user-serviceable parts exist inside the GaN charger; if a port becomes loose or damaged, the entire unit would need replacement.
At what power level does the charger hit its thermal limit during prolonged high-load charging?
The charger delivers a maximum total output of 145W. Under sustained dual-port loads such as 100W plus 45W, the GaN design manages heat without active cooling, but 145W is the ceiling before protection engages.
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