100W USB C Charger Block, GaN, 3-Port, PD 3.0 Fast Charger

13 Ports Charging 22 Ports Charging 3Single Ports Charging 4Stress-Free Travel1Real Time Display2Smart Features3100W Super Fast Charging4Securely Fastened5Advanced GaN Technology1Superior compatibility2Two-in-One Perfect Cable3Excellent quality Model Number LP-100W-2C1A-US Total Wattage 100W Max Input 110-240V~ 2.5A Max, 50/60Hz Output (One Port in Use) USB-C 1: 5 V3A, 9V3A, 12V3A, 15V3A, 20V5A (100W Max); USB-C 2: 5 V3A, 9V3A, 12V3A, 15V3A, 20V5A (100W Max); USB-A 1: 5 V3A, 9V3A, 10V 2.25A, 12V 2.5A, 20V 1.5A (30W Max) Output (Two Port in Use) USB-C1 + USB-C 2: 65 W + 30W; USB-C1 + USB-A 1: 65 W + 30W; USB-C2 + USB-A 1:15 W Max; Output (Three Port in Use) USB-C1 + USB-C2 + USB-A 1:70 W+15W; Dimensions 2.36 in X 1.39 in X 2.83 in Weight 192 g / 6.78 oz Note 1 Due to Dell's proprietary charging protocol, some products may display a slow charging notification.

Note 2 When a port is not in use, unplug the cable to avoid affecting the maximum output power of other ports. Note 3 To achieve a charging speed of over 100W, an E-Marker cable is required. Additionally, your device must support this power level. Note 4 This product features over-temperature protection. To prevent damage, the charger will automatically reduce output power when high temperatures are detected. Note 5 Due to the MacBook's charging recognition mechanism, it is normal for the battery icon to display a plug symbol. It will return to normal after approximately one minute of charging.

Note 6 It is normal for high-power chargers to operate at higher temperatures than low-power models. This charger employs AI-driven intelligent temperature control technology to ensure temperatures consistently meet international safety standards, safeguarding device reliability and security. Note 7 It is normal for the displayed power to be lower than the rated power of devices such as smartphones and laptops. This occurs because the charging process for these devices follows a fluctuating power curve, typically reaching maximum power when the battery level is low and the screen is off. Factors like battery charge level, screen status, and temperature protection mechanisms all influence the actual charging power.

This phenomenon can occur even when using the device's original charger.