Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A 320 W charging station with five USB-C and two USB-A ports delivers up to 65 W per top port for two laptops simultaneously
This 7-port USB-C charging station delivers up to 320W total output from five USB-C and two USB-A ports. Two top ports provide 65W each for laptops such as MacBook Pro and Air. Additional ports offer 30W, 20W and 15W options for phones and tablets. The silver aluminium alloy housing stays stable on a desk or nightstand.
When several devices draw power simultaneously the charger maintains its rated outputs without throttling. The 65W ports keep laptops charging at full speed while lower-wattage ports fast-charge phones like iPhone 14 Pro and S23 Ultra. GaN architecture supports continuous high throughput across all seven ports. Built-in safety systems monitor temperature and current to prevent overheating during extended sessions.
The aluminium shell acts as a heatsink, keeping surface temperatures low under normal desktop use. No fan is present so operation is silent. The unit accepts 220V input and mounts on a wall outlet or sits flat. Efficiency remains high across the 10W to 320W range, minimising wasted energy.
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The charger uses a GaN design with an aluminium alloy shell that acts as a heatsink; no fan is present, so operation stays silent and surface temperature remains moderate during continuous high-load use.
The unit provides the ports only; you need your own USB-C or USB-A cables that match each device's connector and supported charging standard.
Each port negotiates power with the connected device, so legacy phones draw only what they accept — 15W, 20W or 30W — without risk of overcharging.
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