ChargeIT! Mini 140W USB Type-C PD Charger w/ EPR Support
$84.29
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- 140W USB PD3.1 Single Port Type C EPR 28V capable Buck-boost DC adapter
- Variable voltage input range of 12 ~ 24V DC
- Output Voltage and Current: SPR: 5V3A / 9V3A / 12V3A / 15V3A / 20V5A EPR: 28V5A
- Supports most PD protocols including PD3.1, PPS, QC4.0+, BC1.2, etc.
- Compatible with screw-lock USB-C cables to keep your connections secure.
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Model Number: CG-PD140EPR
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ChargeIT! Mini 140W USB Type-C PD Charger w/ EPR Support
$84.29
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Features:
- 140W USB PD3.1 Single Port Type C EPR 28V capable Buck-boost DC adapter
- Output Voltage and Current: SPR: 5V3A / 9V3A / 12V3A / 15V3A / 20V5A EPR: 28V5A
- Supports most PD protocols including PD3.1, PPS, QC4.0+, BC1.2, etc.
- Comprehensive system protections such as OVP, OCP, SCP, and open loop
- Compatible with screw-lock USB-C cables to keep your connections secure.
- With Introduction of Extended Power Range "EPR" USB Power Delivery this super compact 12~24V DC Input 140W USB C Power Adapter offers the fastest possible charging speed for your MacBook Pro 16” 2021
(Note: USB-C to MagSafe 3 Cable required for 140W PD output is NOT included)
Package Contents:
- ChargeIT! 140W EPR USB Type-C PD Charger
- 2-Pin Terminal Block
Technical Specifications
| UPC | 045079163744 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Coolgear |
| Warranty | One Year |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Input Voltage | 12 ~ 24V DC |
| LED Indicators | Power |
| Connector(s) | 2-Pin Terminal Block, USB Single Screw Lock Type C Female |
| Downstream Port Count | 1 |
| Chip Model | CYPM1311 |
| OS Support / Compatibility | OS independent - No software or drivers required |
| ESD Protection | 15kV |
| Max Data Transfer Rate | N/A |
| Downstream Port Type | Type C (Charging Only) |
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5
Works well after you flip switches
Review by
Bder Khan
You have to flip the switches internally to accept a 12V input.My unit came stock with the 4 switches set to ON DIP (away from the numbers) and the unit wouldn’t power anything in my car.After I switched all switches DOWN, then it worked and powered my starlink. I added a fan for reliable power. Because my car gets hot