Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Two 60 W chargers with three USB-C and two USB-A ports each fast-charge five devices at once
This two-pack supplies two identical 60 W wall chargers, each fitted with three USB-C ports and two USB-A ports. The set is aimed at households or small offices that need to charge several phones, tablets or accessories from a single socket. Each brick delivers up to 60 W total output shared across its five ports.
When all five ports are used the 60 W budget is divided between the connected devices so no single port maintains its peak rate indefinitely. Each USB-C port can reach 30 W alone but drops lower under combined load while the USB-A ports supply 3.1 A at 5 V. The charger supports Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0 protocols to negotiate the highest safe current for each device.
Verify that your devices accept USB Power Delivery or Quick Charge 3.0 over USB-C or USB-A to benefit from the faster rates. Ensure you have a free mains outlet for each brick and that the combined cable lengths reach your charging station. The package contains only the two chargers; cables are not included.
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The unit has no fan, so it stays silent. Normal warmth appears under load, but the 60W total ceiling and split output across five ports keep temperatures in a safe range for continuous use.
You need a USB-C cable for each USB-C port and a USB-A cable for each USB-A port. The charger supplies up to 30W per USB-C port and 3.1 A at 5 V per USB-A port, so choose cables rated for those currents.
Yes. Each port negotiates the correct voltage automatically, so an iPhone 12, Galaxy S25, or any device from the 10-to-17 range draws only what it supports, up to the 30W per USB-C or 3.1 A per USB-A limit.
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