Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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IXJYLCPC
A 20-port USB 3.0 charging station delivering 100W total power for simultaneous charging of smartphones, tablets and other 5V USB devices
The IXJYLCPC charging station provides 100W of total power across 20 USB 3.0 ports. It is designed to charge multiple smartphones, tablets, and other 5V USB devices simultaneously. The unit organises cables and devices to keep a desktop tidy. It suits homes, offices, schools, and hospitality environments.
This station suits users who need to charge many phones, tablets, e-readers, power banks, or Bluetooth accessories at once. It also supports USB fans, wireless peripherals, and portable speakers. Buyers who need to charge laptops or devices requiring more than 5V input should look at a different solution. The 100W budget is shared across all active ports.
Place the station on a flat surface, connect the supplied power cable, and plug devices into the USB ports. No software or driver installation is required. The main issue arises when the combined draw of connected devices exceeds the 100W limit, which can reduce charging speed or cause ports to shut down. Ensure the power cable is fully seated to avoid intermittent operation.
| Changer Type | 3.0 |
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You need a USB cable with the correct connector for each device — Lightning, USB-C, Micro-USB or Mini-USB — because the station provides only the 20 USB 3.0 Type-A ports.
Yes, each port supplies 5 V so legacy 2.0 devices draw only the current they require, up to the station's total 20 A limit.
Plug in a USB power meter on one port while loading multiple devices; the meter should show 5 V and the combined current should approach 20 A when many devices are charging.
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