Tripp Lite U280006C3AST 6-port USB-A/C charging station cable
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A 600 W gallium-nitride desktop charger delivering two 140 W and two 100 W PD 3.1 ports plus three 30 W QC outputs
The Enfain GAN3 600W desktop charger supplies up to 600W total power through a single USB-C port rated for 28V5A and PD3.1. It accepts 110-240V input at 50/60Hz with a 1.5A draw, making it suitable for worldwide travel and home use. The black gallium nitride unit targets users who need one high-output adapter for a power-hungry laptop or workstation.
Two ports can each provide 140W while a third delivers 100W, and a fourth USB port adds 30W via QC. Gallium nitride construction keeps heat lower than silicon equivalents, so the charger maintains these levels during long charging sessions without throttling. The combined 600W ceiling means several devices draw full speed simultaneously.
The compact GaN chassis fits on a crowded desk or in a travel bag, and the four-port layout lets a laptop, tablet, phone and accessory charge from one wall socket. Each USB-C port negotiates PD3.1 automatically, while the USB-A port falls back to QC30W for legacy gear. No extra cables or adapters are required for the listed voltages.
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The gallium-nitride design runs cooler than silicon equivalents, so the unit stays warm rather than hot and the internal fan spins at low speed even under continuous 140 W single-port load.
You need a USB-C cable rated for 140 W (5 A at 28 V) and a laptop or device that accepts 28 V 5 A over USB Power Delivery 3.1.
Yes — the third port delivers up to 30 W via QC, so legacy phones draw only the voltage and current they negotiate without risk of over-voltage.
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