Enfain
Enfain RS-45PQInput 45W USB-C USB-A wall charger
45W wall charger with USB-C and USB-A ports delivering up to 12V 3.75A each, 100-240V input, not for computers
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- 45W total output charges phones and tablets quickly
- USB-C port delivers up to 12V 3.75A for fast charging
- USB-A port supports 10V 4.5A and 11V 4.1A outputs
- 100-240V AC input works worldwide from 50 to 60Hz
- Compact wall charger designed for mobile devices, not computers
What this charger powers
The Enfain RS-45PQInput delivers up to 45W across USB-C and USB-A ports. It charges phones, tablets and similar USB devices at 5V=3.0A, 9V=3.0A or 12V=3.75A on the C port and up to 11V=4.1A on the A port. The supplier notes this model does not support computer charging.
Before you order
Check that your device accepts one of the listed voltage and current combinations. The charger operates on 100-240V AC at 50/60Hz with a 0.8A maximum input. Confirm your cable matches the USB-C or USB-A output and that you do not need laptop power.
Thermals noise and power
The unit draws up to 0.8A from a 100-240V AC supply at 50/60Hz. No fan is fitted so operation is silent. Heat output scales with the 45W maximum load across the two ports.
Highlights
- 45W total output charges phones and tablets quickly
- USB-C port delivers up to 12V 3.75A for fast charging
- USB-A port supports 10V 4.5A and 11V 4.1A outputs
- 100-240V AC input works worldwide from 50 to 60Hz
- Compact wall charger designed for mobile devices, not computers
Specifications
| Color | Black |
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Questions about this item
Does the RS-45PQInput include a USB-C cable or must I buy one separately?
The charger ships without a cable; you need to supply your own USB-C to USB-C or USB-C to USB-A cable.
Should I pick the USB-C port or the USB-A port for 45 W output?
Only the USB-C port delivers up to 45 W at 12 V 3.75 A; the USB-A port tops out at 12 V 3.75 A.
Will the 45 W USB-C output charge a laptop or is it limited to phones?
The manufacturer notes this model does not support computer charging, so it is intended for phones and smaller devices.
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