Tripp Lite U280006C3AST 6-port USB-A/C charging station cable
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Four-port GaN charger delivers 100 W total power with included 2 m USB-C cable
This 100W GaN charger supplies four ports for simultaneous charging. It suits users who carry a phone, tablet and laptop and want a single power source. The gallium-nitride design keeps the unit compact while delivering full rated output.
Under continuous load the charger maintains its 100W total across the four ports without throttling. GaN semiconductors run cooler than silicon equivalents, so thermal limits are reached later during long charging sessions. Power is shared dynamically as devices connect or finish charging.
The USB-C interface caps each port at 100W, so no single device can draw more than that limit. Multi-port splitting reduces the per-port maximum when several laptops charge together. Cables must support the same Power Delivery rating to reach the stated speed.
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