IXJYLCPC
IXJYLCPC GaN 200W 6-Port USB-C USB-A Charger QC3.0 PD3.0
A 200 W GaN charging station with four 45 W USB-C ports and two 12 W USB-A ports powers six devices simultaneously
- Changer Type3.0
- Charge six devices at once with four 45 W USB-C and two 12 W USB-A ports
- Gallium nitride design reduces energy loss and improves heat dissipation
- 200 W total output powers phones, tablets and laptops simultaneously
- Universal 110-240 V input works worldwide without a voltage converter
- Includes an extension cord for flexible desk or travel placement
Six-Port GaN Charging Station
The IXJYLCPC unit delivers up to 200W total output across four USB-C ports rated at 45W each and two USB-A ports rated at 12W each. It is built for users who need to charge several phones, tablets or laptops simultaneously from a single wall outlet.
Practical Power Limits
The charger accepts 110-240V input at 50/60Hz for worldwide use. Each USB-C port supports fixed voltage steps of 5V3A, 9V3A, 10V3A, 12V2.5A, 15V2.4A, 15V3A and 20V1.8A, while the two USB-A ports share a 5V2.4A supply and the third and fourth USB-C ports are limited to 18W each when used together.
Installation And Common Issues
Plug the supplied extension cord into a mains socket and connect devices; no driver or configuration is required. The GaN design runs cooler than silicon equivalents, but the 200W ceiling means simultaneous high-draw laptops will throttle individual ports, so users with multiple power-hungry notebooks should stagger charging sessions.
Highlights
- Charge six devices at once with four 45 W USB-C and two 12 W USB-A ports
- Gallium nitride design reduces energy loss and improves heat dissipation
- 200 W total output powers phones, tablets and laptops simultaneously
- Universal 110-240 V input works worldwide without a voltage converter
- Includes an extension cord for flexible desk or travel placement
Specifications
| Changer Type | 3.0 |
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Questions about this item
Should I use a single 45W USB-C port or combine the two 18W ports for my laptop?
Each USB-C port delivers up to 45W at 20V 1.8A, while PD3 and PD4 together provide 18W each; choose the single 45W port when your device needs the higher voltage step.
What does the 200W total mean when I plug in six devices at once?
The 200W ceiling is shared across all six ports; four USB-C ports can each draw 45W and the two USB-A ports share 12W, so simultaneous loads scale down proportionally.
How does the 110-240V 50/60Hz input affect charging speed abroad?
The wide-range input accepts mains voltages from 110V to 240V at 50 or 60Hz without changing the 45W per USB-C port or 12W combined USB-A output.
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