Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A five-port wall charger delivering up to 25 W from three USB-C and two USB-A sockets
This ONITOON wall charger provides three USB-C and two USB-A ports in a single compact block. It is intended for users who want to charge an iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and other USB devices from one mains socket. The unit delivers up to 25 W from a single USB-C port and supports PD 3.0 and QC protocols for compatible devices.
When only one USB-C port is used, C1 or C2 can supply 25 W; adding C3 reduces C1 or C2 to 25 W while C3 provides 20 W. Using C1 and C2 together splits 25 W between them. A single USB-A port delivers 10 W, while two USB-A ports share 15 W. The charger replaces multiple individual adapters and frees up outlet space.
Under continuous load with several ports active the total output is distributed according to the sharing rules above, so peak per-port speeds are only reached when fewer devices are connected. The charger maintains stable delivery within its 25 W single-port ceiling during extended sessions rather than throttling after a short burst. Buyers needing more than 25 W from one port or more simultaneous high-power ports will need a higher-rated solution.
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With every port active the C1/C2 pair shares 25 W, C3 delivers 20 W and the two USB-A ports split 15 W, so each device receives less than its single-port maximum
The charger uses passive cooling with no fan, so it runs silently; warmth is normal under continuous load but stays within safe limits for a 25 W wall adapter
A USB-C to Lightning or USB-C to USB-C cable rated for at least 3 A current and PD 3.0 support will allow the port to deliver its full 25 W
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