Tripp Lite USB Charging Station, 8 Port USB Charging Dock, USB-A Quick Charge 3.0
A row of mobile gear across a work surface turns into a clutter of separate wall adapters fast. We built this charging dock with multiple USB-A ports and a USB-C port to feed handhelds, tablets, and laptops from a single wall outlet. It keeps the charging hardware gathered in one spot.
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- USB CHARGING: This compact charging station charges up to eight devices at the same time. Six BC 1.2-compliant USB-A ports are each capable of delivering up to 5V 2.4A (12W) of power, the USB-A port features Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 Class A technology up to 12V 1.5A, and the USB-C port provides up to 20V 3A (60W).
- ADJUSTABLE DESIGN: Using the included detachable base and hardware, you can mount the charger to the wall or rest it vertically on a flat surface, such as a desk or workbench. You can also place it flat on a horizontal surface, or unfold it in order to install the included dividing brackets for organized charging.
- EASY TO USE: To charge your USB devices, simply plug the included external dual-voltage (100V–240V) power supply into any standard NEMA 5-15R or 1-15R outlet, and connect your devices to the available USB ports. A green LED indicates the unit is turned on and receiving AC power.
How this one is built
Port layout
Standard USB-A ports line up alongside a dedicated Quick Charge port and a USB-C port. You can feed several handheld devices or top off a laptop without hunting down extra charging bricks.
Adjustable dividers
Removable dividing brackets slot into the base to hold phones and tablets upright while they charge. You can keep the whole group organized without screens knocking together on a crowded counter.
Mounting choices
The dock sits flat on a table, stands upright in a desk base, or anchors directly to a wall. You pick the orientation that matches your workspace and run your cables straight out.
Status indicator
A green LED lights up on the housing whenever the external power supply is plugged into the wall and feeding the dock. You can see at a glance that the station has utility power.
On the nameplate
These are the figures published for this unit. Where a number is missing here it was not printed on the listing, and we would rather leave the row out than fill it with a guess.
| Watts | 120 W |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 1.6 pounds |
| Warranty | 3-year limited warranty |
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