IXJYLCPC
IXJYLCPC 20-port USB 3.0 charging station 100W black
A black 20-port USB 3.0 charging station delivers 100W total power to organise and charge multiple devices simultaneously
- Changer Type3.0
- Charges up to 20 devices simultaneously with 100W total output
- USB 3.0 ports deliver fast charging for phones and tablets
- Keeps cables tidy in a single desktop organiser
- Powers smartphones, tablets, power banks and more from one hub
- Suitable for home, school, office, hotel or retail environments
20-port USB 3.0 charging station
The IXJYLCPC charging station delivers 100W across 20 USB 3.0 ports for simultaneous charging. It suits households, schools or small businesses that need to keep many phones, tablets and accessories powered from one outlet. The black desktop organiser reduces cable clutter while supporting most 5V USB devices.
Thermals noise and power draw
The unit operates at a total 100W (20A) budget shared across all ports. Under normal multi-device loads it runs silently with no moving parts and stays cool to the touch. Power draw scales with the number of connected devices up to the 100W limit.
Upgrade from smaller USB hubs
This station replaces basic 4-port or 7-port hubs when 20 concurrent connections are required. The jump is worth it for environments charging ten or more devices daily, such as classroom tablet sets or hotel front desks. Buyers needing only occasional single-device charging will find a compact adapter more practical.
Highlights
- Charges up to 20 devices simultaneously with 100W total output
- USB 3.0 ports deliver fast charging for phones and tablets
- Keeps cables tidy in a single desktop organiser
- Powers smartphones, tablets, power banks and more from one hub
- Suitable for home, school, office, hotel or retail environments
Specifications
| Changer Type | 3.0 |
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the station so all 20 ports share the 100W supply?
Plug the unit into a mains socket using its built-in power cable; the 20 USB 3.0 ports then draw from the single 100W budget automatically.
What part will need replacement first with daily use?
The USB 3.0 port springs and internal power circuitry wear over time; the whole station is replaced when ports stop delivering 5V reliably.
What limits simultaneous charging when every port is occupied?
The 100W total output caps combined current at 20A, so each device receives less power once the aggregate draw reaches that ceiling.
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