Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Delivers 118 W USB-C power with a 6.6 ft cable, charging most laptops in about 1 hour 25 minutes and phones to 80 % in 20 minutes
The ixcv A2780 delivers up to 118W of power through a single USB-C port. A 6.6 ft USB-C to C cable is included in the box. The unit supports Power Delivery profiles from 29W up to 100W and negotiates the correct voltage automatically. It is sold as a new accessory.
Buyers who need a single charger for MacBook Pro models from 13 to 16 inches, MacBook Air, iPad Pro, iPad Air, iPhone and other USB-C devices will find this unit covers them. The charger steps down to lower PD levels such as 30W, 61W, 67W and 96W for smaller devices. It is not for users who require multiple simultaneous ports or a higher single-port output than 118W.
At 118W the adapter can charge a 15 or 16 inch MacBook Pro to 100% in roughly 1 hour 35 minutes. Phones can reach around 80% in 20 minutes when the negotiated PD rate allows. The charger will not exceed its 118W ceiling, so devices that demand more power for peak loads will draw only what the brick can supply.
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It works with any device that charges through a USB-C port and accepts Power Delivery at 29 W, 30 W, 61 W, 67 W, 70 W, 87 W or 96 W — including MacBook Pro 13/14/15/16-inch models from 2016 onward, MacBook Air 13/15-inch M1-M4, iPad Pro 11/12.9-inch, iPad Air 10.9-inch, iPhone 15/16/17 and USB-C laptops from Dell, Lenovo, HP or Surface.
Yes — the built-in IC chip negotiates the exact power the laptop requests, so a 61 W model draws only 61 W while the charger’s cooling system keeps temperatures low at full output.
Check the battery menu on a MacBook or the charging indicator on an iPad/iPhone — they display the active wattage (for example 61 W, 87 W or 96 W) once Power Delivery negotiation completes.
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