SIIG, Inc
SIIG, Inc AC-PW1X11-S1 240W GaN USB charger 3C1A White
A 240W GaN charger with three USB-C ports up to 140W and one USB-A port up to 30W, plus an included stand holder
- TypeGaN Charger
- ColorWhite
- Output VoltSingle port used: USB-C1 Up to 140W of 28V/5A USB-C2 Up to 1
- 240W total output powers multiple devices simultaneously
- USB-C1 delivers up to 140W at 28V/5A for demanding laptops
- Two additional USB-C ports each provide up to 100W at 20V/5A
- USB-A port supports up to 30W Quick Charge 3.0
- GaN technology enables high power in a compact form factor
240W GaN charger with four ports
This 240W GaN charger delivers high-power charging through three USB-C ports and one USB-A port. It supports USB PD 3.1 and PD 3.0 with PPS, plus Quick Charge 3.0 on the USB-A port. The design suits users who need to charge a laptop, tablet, phone and smartwatch simultaneously. A stand holder is included for desktop placement.
Power allocation across port combinations
Single-port use gives USB-C1 up to 140W at 28V/5A, USB-C2 or USB-C3 up to 100W at 20V/5A, and USB-A up to 30W at 20V/1.5A. Dual-port splits include 140W + 100W on the top two USB-C ports, or 65W + 35W when USB-C2 and USB-C3 share power. Adding a third port reduces the second and third outputs further, and four-port use divides the total to 140W + 45W + 35W + 18W.
Capacity for multi-device charging
The 240W total headroom comfortably handles a high-draw laptop on USB-C1 while charging two other USB-C devices and a USB-A accessory. When all four ports are active, the secondary ports drop to 45W, 35W and 18W, which limits charging speed for additional laptops or high-power tablets. Buyers needing full 100W on multiple USB-C ports at once will find the shared budget restrictive.
Highlights
- 240W total output powers multiple devices simultaneously
- USB-C1 delivers up to 140W at 28V/5A for demanding laptops
- Two additional USB-C ports each provide up to 100W at 20V/5A
- USB-A port supports up to 30W Quick Charge 3.0
- GaN technology enables high power in a compact form factor
Specifications
| Brand | SIIG |
|---|---|
| Model | AC-PW1X11-S1 |
| Part Number | AC-PW1X11-S1 |
| Type | GaN Charger |
| Color | White |
| Output Volt | Single port used: USB-C1 Up to 140W of 28V/5A USB-C2 Up to 100W of 20V/5A USB-C3 Up to 100W of 20V/5A USB-A Up to 30W of 20V/1.5A Dual port used: USB-C1 + USB-C2 = 140W + 100W USB-C1 + USB-C3 = 140W + 100W USB-C1 + USB-A = 140W + 30W USB-C2 + USB-C3 = 65W + 35W USB-C2 + USB-A = 65W + 30W USB-C3 + USB-A = 65W + 30W Triple port used: USB-C1 + USB-C2 + USB-C3 = 140W + 65W + 35W USB-C1 + USB-C2 + USB-A = 140W + 65W + 30W USB-C1 + USB-C3 + USB-A = 140W + 65W + 30W USB-C2 + USB-C3 + USB-A = 45W + 35W + 18W Quad port used: USB-C1 + USB-C2 + USB-C3 + USB-A = 140W + 45W + 35W + 18W |
| Shipping weight | 0.23 kg |
| Package size | 203 × 152 × 51 mm |
Questions about this item
Which USB-C port should I use for my 140W laptop?
Use USB-C1; it delivers up to 140W at 28V/5A when used alone, while USB-C2 and USB-C3 are limited to 100W at 20V/5A.
What does the 240W total rating mean when I plug in several devices?
The charger splits 240W across ports — for example four ports together give 140W + 45W + 35W + 18W, while two ports on C1 and C2 keep 140W + 100W.
Which fast-charge standards do the USB-C ports support?
All three USB-C ports support PD 3.1 and PD 3.0 with PPS; the USB-A port supports Quick Charge 3.0.
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