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LUOM
An 8-port GaN desktop charger delivering 240W across four USB-C and four USB-A ports for simultaneous laptop and phone charging
The LUOM GAN240W is a compact black desktop charger that delivers up to 240 watts total across four USB-C and four USB-A ports. It accepts 100-240V AC input and includes a 1-metre detachable power cord with an on/off switch, making it suitable for worldwide travel or permanent desk use.
USB-C1 provides up to 100W at 20V5A for power-hungry laptops, while USB-C2, C3 and C4 each supply up to 30W. The four USB-A ports share a maximum of 18W each via QC3.0. Dynamic smart detection redistributes power automatically so every connected device receives its optimal rate without manual selection.
This single GaN charger replaces up to six individual bricks, freeing wall outlets and reducing cable clutter. The jump is worthwhile when you regularly charge a high-power laptop alongside phones, tablets or accessories and want one cooled, safety-certified unit with over-current, over-voltage, short-circuit and over-temperature protection.
| Brand | LUOM |
|---|---|
| Series | GAN240W |
| Type | Desktop Charger |
| Compatible Phone Manufacturer | Universal |
| Color | Black |
| Adapter | USB Type-C |
| Standard USB Port | 8 |
| Output Volt | 20V |
| Output Amp | 5A |
| Support Volt | AC100-240V |
| Specifications | * Name: 4C+4A 240W charger * Color: Black * Input: 110-240V * Size: 6.5*3.5*11.3cm * Specifications: EU/US Plug * Line length: 1M * List: 1 x 240W USB C Charger High-Output Multi-Port Charger: This 240W GaN USB C charger can charge up to 8 devices simultaneously with its 4 USB C ports and 4 USB-A ports. It delivers a maximum power of 240W, enough to power laptops, tablets, phones, and more. Safe Charging: Advanced GAN technology enables fast, reliable and efficient power delivery to your devices, while protecting them from overcurrent, overvoltage and overheating. Versatile Charging: |
| Features | 8-in-1 High Power Quick Charging: The features include 4 USB-C ports and 4 USB-A ports, which can charge laptops and smartphones at full speed at the same time. When using a single USB-C port, a MacBook Air M2 to 55% in less than 30 minutes. With the fast charging function of 100W, you save valuable time.With just one charger, all daily digital devices can be sufficiently powered. Safety & Efficient: Designed with gallium nitride (GaN) technology, this charging station also has several safety features to protect your device from overcharging, overheating, and short circuits. CE and U |
The USB-C1 port supplies up to 100W at 20V 5A, while the other three USB-C ports are rated for 30W each.
The GaN chipsets run more efficiently and generate less heat, and the charger includes over-temperature protection for sustained operation.
A USB-C cable rated for 5A at 20V is required to reach the 100W maximum on the USB-C1 port.
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