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Black rectangular 6-port GaN charger with touch colour display and anti-slip base

WRIARICH

WRIARICH 240W GaN 6-Port USB Charger with Touch Display

SKU CH-22P2-AHT7A

A 240W GaN charging station powers six devices at once through four USB-C and two USB-A ports, with a touch colour display showing live status

  • Adapter connectorUSB Type-C
  • Full-size USB ports6
  • Product typeUSB Charging Station
  • Product colorBlack
  • Details240 W PD3.1 GaN charger delivers ultra-fast charging with 4
  • Key featuresFast Charging
  • Charge six devices at once from a single 240W GaN station
  • Two USB-C ports deliver 140W each to power a 16-inch MacBook Pro to 50% in 30 minutes
  • PD 3.1 protocol with 28V/5A output enables the highest single-port speeds
  • GaN II design runs 40% cooler while multi-protection circuits guard every port
  • Touch colour display shows real-time voltage, current, temperature and port status

240W 6-Port GaN Charging Station

This 240W GaN charger combines four USB-C ports and two USB-A ports in a single desktop unit. It is built for users who need to power multiple laptops, tablets and phones at once. The weighted anti-slip base and detachable 5ft power cord keep the station stable on a desk.

PD3.1 Protocol and Port Power Limits

The charger uses the PD3.1 standard with a 28V/5A maximum output on the top two USB-C ports. C1 and C2 each deliver up to 140W, while C3 and C4 are limited to 65W and the two USB-A ports to 60W each. Total simultaneous draw cannot exceed 240W, so power is shared when all six ports are active.

Touch Display Setup and Common Issues

A built-in colour touchscreen shows real-time voltage, current and temperature for each active port. Installation is straightforward: plug the IEC cord into the base, connect the base to the charger, then attach devices. The most frequent issue is unexpected power reduction when high-draw laptops are connected to C3 or C4 instead of C1 or C2.

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Specifications

Product
Product typeUSB Charging Station
Product colorBlack
Ports & slots
Adapter connectorUSB Type-C
Full-size USB ports6

Questions about this item

Which ports should I use for a 16" laptop versus a phone?

Use C1 or C2 for the laptop at up to 140W; C3 or C4 handle phones and tablets at 65W, while either USB-A port supplies 60W for legacy devices.

What does the 240W rating mean when six devices are connected?

The 240W is the total budget the GaN II charger shares; the Smart IC dynamically splits it so each port stays within its single-port maximum without overheating.

What does PD3.1 with 28V/5A actually limit on the C1 and C2 ports?

It caps those two ports at 140W each, enabling a 16" MacBook Pro to reach 50% in 30 minutes while the charger manages heat at 40% less than previous designs.

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