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WRIARICH
A 12-port USB charging station delivering 50 W total power with a 48-inch cord and smart safety protection
The WRIARICH WLX-810F is a 12-port USB charger rated at 50W total output. It suits households, offices or travellers who need to charge several phones, tablets or earbuds from a single wall outlet.
The black desktop unit measures 20% smaller than a smartphone and weighs 0.51 pounds. A 48-inch power cord lets you place it on a desk or nightstand while the wall plug stays hidden. Heat-dissipation holes and a smart chip guard against overvoltage, overcurrent, overload and overheating.
Each port delivers up to 2.4A at 5V, so confirm your gear accepts that standard USB rate. The charger stops automatically at 100% charge. The supplied plug is a US type; buyers outside North America will need a suitable travel adapter.
| Model | WLX-810F |
|---|---|
| Type | USB Charger |
| Color | Black |
| Standard USB Port | 12 Ports |
| Specifications | This charging station, equipped with 12 USB ports, facilitates the simultaneous charging of multiple devices. |
| Features | 12-port, Intelligent Safety Features, Protable, Travel |
All 12 ports are standard USB-A running at 5 V with a per-port maximum of 2.4 A, so the total 50 W budget is shared across every connected device.
The unit measures 20 % smaller than a smartphone and weighs 0.51 lb, so it rests on any flat surface; the 48-inch power cord reaches the outlet without strain.
Plug the supplied power cable into the station, connect the US plug to a wall outlet, then attach devices — the smart chip handles voltage negotiation automatically, but users sometimes forget to seat the power cable fully into the station’s input jack.
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