| Ports | USB-C port×3 |
| Protocols | PD3.1, PD3.0, APPLE, BC1.2, QC2.0, QC3.0, QC4.0+, AFC, FCP, SCP, SFCP, SFC2.0, UFCS, PPS:5A |
| Input | 100-240V~50/60Hz 2.5A Max |
| Output | USB-C1: 5V?3A, 9V?3A, 12V?3A, 15V?3A, 20V?5A ,28V?5A USB-C2: 5V?3A, 9V?3A, 12V?3A, 15V?3A, 20V?5A,28V?5A USB-C3: 5V?3A, 9V?3A, 12V?3A, 15V?3A, 20V?5A,28V?5A USB-C1+USB-C2 / USB-C1+USB-C2 / USB-C1+USB-C2: 100W+30W / 67W+67W / 30W+100W USB-C1+USB-C2+USB-C3: 67W+30W+30W / 45W+45W+30W |
| Total Output | 140W Max |
| Dimensions and Weight | 2.5×2.3×2.3 x 1.5inches. Weight: 0.56lbs. |
| Screen Brightness Settings | There are 3 levels: high/low/off. |
| FAQ1 | Q: What's the meaning of CI/CII/CIII/A1/TTL on the screen? A: The first line of the screen displays the current port, the Roman numbers represent the USB C1/C2/C3/A1 port.The next line displays the charging power of the current port. TTL represents the total output power of all ports. |
| FAQ 2 | Q: What do the 2 buttons on the charger mean? A: Orange button is for screen on/off and brightness adjustment; gray button is for screen direction adjustment. |
| FAQ 3 | Q: Does it include charging cable? A: No |
| FAQ 4 | Q: How to get 140W fast charging? A: Single connect USB C port, and your device must support the PD 3.1 protocol and use a cable with a power greater than or equal to 140W |
| Tip 1 | Due to the specific charging protocol limitations of Dell laptops, third-party chargers cannot meet its full -speed charging. For Dell laptops that require more than 100W of power, a slow charging indication may display. |
| Tip 2 | The charger features overheating protection, which will automatically lower the power output according to the temperature of the charger to protect safe charging. |
