IXJYLCPC
IXJYLCPC 20-Port 150W USB Charging Station QC 3.0 Black
A 20-port USB charging station delivering 150 W total power with QC 3.0 fast charging up to 2.4 A per port for smartphones, tablets and other USB devices
- Changer Type3.0
- Fast QC 3.0 charging up to 2.4 A per port
- 30 A total output powers 20 devices at once
- Smart identification prevents over-charge damage
- 150 W capacity handles tablets and phones together
- Compact organiser keeps cables tidy on any desk
20-Port 150 W USB Charging Station
This charging station delivers up to 150 watts across twenty USB ports for powering smartphones, tablets, e-readers, Bluetooth headphones and portable speakers. It is suited for families, offices or travel kits that need to charge many devices from a single outlet.
Installation and common issues
Connect the station to mains power and plug devices into any of the twenty ports; no driver or software setup is required. The most common issue is exceeding the total 30 A budget, which causes the unit to limit current or shut down until the load is reduced.
Pre-order checklist
Verify that your devices charge via standard USB-A cables and that their combined draw will not exceed the station's 150 W and 30 A limits. Confirm you have a suitable mains socket for the supplied power cable.
Highlights
- Fast QC 3.0 charging up to 2.4 A per port
- 30 A total output powers 20 devices at once
- Smart identification prevents over-charge damage
- 150 W capacity handles tablets and phones together
- Compact organiser keeps cables tidy on any desk
Specifications
| Changer Type | 3.0 |
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Questions about this item
How can I verify the station is delivering up to 2.4 amps per port after setup?
Each of the 20 ports supplies up to 2.4 A; the total output reaches 30 A across all ports. A connected device showing its fast-charge indicator confirms the port is operating at the rated current.
What comes in the box and what must I supply separately?
The unit includes the 20-port charging station with an integrated power supply. You only need to provide USB cables for each device you want to charge.
Should I choose the 20-port 150 W model or the 30-port version mentioned in the highlights?
This listing is the 20-port model rated at 150 W. If you need to charge 30 devices simultaneously, look for the separate 30-port variant.
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