Tripp Lite U280006C3AST 6-port USB-A/C charging station cable
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A 160W multi-interface charger with six ports and three USB outputs delivering up to 65W fast charge in black
The Enfain charger delivers up to 160 W total output across six ports, including three USB interfaces that support Power Delivery. Each USB port can provide up to 65 W for fast charging of compatible phones, tablets and laptops. The black housing keeps the unit discreet on a desk or in a travel bag.
Buyers who need more than three USB ports or a higher single-port rating should look elsewhere. Travellers wanting a smaller, lower-power adapter may prefer a different form factor.
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The charger can deliver up to 160W shared across all six ports, so combined draw from every connected device stays within that limit.
Any single USB port tops out at 65W, so laptops or tablets needing more than that will charge at the lower rate.
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