Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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PISKEKAT
A 40 W wall charger with three USB-C ports and one USB-A port powers up to four devices at once
The PISKEKAT charger delivers 40W total output across three USB-C ports and one USB-A port. Two USB-C ports support up to 20W PD fast charging, while the remaining ports share 5V/3.1A. It powers up to four devices at once, making it suitable for users who carry a phone, tablet, and accessories.
The two 20W Power Delivery ports charge compatible phones such as iPhone 15 or Galaxy S21 from 20% to 80% in about 30 minutes. QC 3.0 support adds speed for other USB-C and USB-A devices. Buyers needing more than 20W per port for laptops or high-power gear should look elsewhere.
A folding AC plug connects directly to a wall outlet, removing the need for a separate power brick or cable. The four ports replace multiple single-port chargers, reducing clutter on a desk or nightstand. No extra cables are included, so users must supply their own USB-C or USB-A leads.
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The charger can deliver up to 40 W shared across all four ports, with each USB-C port capable of 20 W PD and the two extra terminals limited to 5 V/3.1 A, so total output depends on the mix of devices.
Each USB-C port supports 20 W Power Delivery and QC 3.0, topping out at 20 W per port; the USB-A terminals are fixed at 5 V/3.1 A.
The unit is a single compact block with folding prongs that plugs directly into a standard AC outlet; its width is designed to leave the adjacent socket free.
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