Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A 220W six-port charger delivers up to 100W from its first USB-C port and includes a 1.5m power cord
This Miadoqe charger delivers up to 220W total output across six ports. The first USB-C port provides up to 100W for laptops such as MacBook Pro models. Five additional ports handle phones, tablets and accessories simultaneously. A 1.5m power cord and compact 3.2×3.3×0.98 inch body suit desktop or travel use.
Users who need one block to fast-charge a USB-C laptop up to 100W while also powering several smaller devices will find this convenient. Buyers whose laptop requires more than 100W from a single port cannot use this charger at full laptop speed. Anyone needing more than six simultaneous connections should consider a higher-port-count solution.
The key specification is the 100W maximum on the first USB-C port. If your laptop charges at 100W or less via USB-C, this unit can run it at full speed alongside other gear. If the laptop demands higher single-port power, the charger will not meet that requirement.
| Brand | Miadoqe |
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Connect the supplied 1.5 m power cord to the charger’s AC inlet, then set the 3.2 by 3.3 by .98 inch block on a flat surface; the compact footprint keeps it from tipping when cables pull.
The detachable 1.5 m power cord is the only user-replaceable part; the charger body has no internal batteries or fans to service.
Total output caps at 220 W, so loading every port forces the charger to reduce per-port power once the combined draw reaches that ceiling.
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