IXJYLCPC
IXJYLCPC 20-Port 100W USB 3.0 Charging Station Black
A 20-port USB 3.0 charging station delivering up to 2.4 amps per port and 100 watts total for simultaneous fast charging of phones, tablets and other USB devices
- Changer Type3.0
- Charges up to 20 devices at once
- Delivers 2.4 A per port for rapid charging
- 100 W total output powers multiple devices together
- QC 3.0 support enables fast charging for compatible phones
- Smart identification protects against overcharging during every session
20-Port USB 3.0 Charging Station
The IXJYLCPC station delivers up to 100 W of total power across twenty USB ports, each capable of 2.4 A output. It is built for environments where many phones, tablets and small USB devices need power at the same time. The black desktop unit organises cables while charging every connected device.
Best for multi-device households
Households, offices or classrooms that charge several phones, tablets, e-readers, headphones or portable speakers together will benefit from the single high-current source. Users who only ever charge one or two devices, or who need higher per-port current for power-hungry laptops, should consider a different solution.
Sustained load behaviour
The 20 A overall limit is maintained continuously, so all twenty ports can run at their 2.4 A maximum without the station throttling after a short burst. Overcharge protection monitors each port independently, keeping output stable during extended overnight or all-day charging sessions.
Highlights
- Charges up to 20 devices at once
- Delivers 2.4 A per port for rapid charging
- 100 W total output powers multiple devices together
- QC 3.0 support enables fast charging for compatible phones
- Smart identification protects against overcharging during every session
Specifications
| Changer Type | 3.0 |
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Questions about this item
What power source is required for the 100 W charging station to operate?
The station needs a mains AC outlet to deliver up to 100 W across its 20 ports.
Will the USB 3.0 charger work with older USB 2.0 devices such as early smartphones or basic headphones?
Yes, the USB 3.0 ports are backward compatible and will charge USB 2.0 devices at their supported rate.
How can I confirm the unit is delivering the full 20 A total output after plugging in multiple devices?
The station’s smart identification circuitry allocates up to 2.4 A per port; total draw reaching 20 A indicates full operation.
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