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Xtorm GaN2 Ultra Series (100 W, 3 ports)
EUR68,90

Xtorm GaN2 Ultra Series

100 W, 3 ports

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VHodel

1 year ago

Hello everyone I would like to buy this charger for the Xtorm Fuel Series 27000 mAh, 67W, 99.90 Wh power bank. My question now is, if I charge a "weaker" device with this charger, can I do this without any problems or can this lead to damage to my devices? For example, my Samsung Galaxy mobile phone or my FitBit tracker. Many thanks for your help.

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m-plus

1 year ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Yes, that's no problem.
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MaxBoesch

1 year ago

The documentation for my GPS bike computer states the following: "To achieve an optimum charging time, a charger with at least 1500mA should be used. Please ensure that you do not use a charger that exceeds the maximum current of 3000mA, as this could damage the device." Can you please tell me how the Xtorm chargers behave in terms of mA. Thank you very much.

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Noa Von der Crone

1 year ago

The Xtorm Ultra Wall Charger offers 3000 mA.
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monika.hauser

2 years ago

Good morning, If the end device cannot absorb 140W, then the charger regulates and supplies less, or is the full 140W available? Or in other words, the power supply delivers a total of 140W and regulates the individual connections up to the maximum of the consumer devices or the 4 maximas of the connections. So my iPad only draws as much power as it needs. Thanks for the answer.

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Urawa

2 years ago

The load and the power supply unit co-ordinate how much power is supplied to the connected device. This plug-in power supply can deliver a maximum of 140 watts to output 1 or 2. I could therefore operate two laptops with 70 watts each. If I also want to charge the iPad at output 3, the maximum total output power is reduced by the respective 20 watts and at port 4 by a further 18 watts. To charge just one iPad, I would charge it at port 3 via USB-C (20W) or at port 4 (18W) via USB-A. At port 1 or 2, I could still charge my Galaxy S23U (and that of my colleague) with 45W thanks to Power Delivery (PD) and the maximum 140W from the plug-in power supply.
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Anonymous

2 years ago

Both the subtitle and the description claim that the charger only has a power output of 20 watts. The picture then shows the following: Slot1: 140W Slot1: 140W Slot1: 20W Slot1: 18W How exactly do you arrive at your 20W? Isn't it rather a maximum of 200W or 140W?

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TOppenhoff

2 years ago

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https://www.xtorm.de/collection... Output 1 USB-C PD3.1 EPR / 140 W Output 2 USB-C PD3.1 EPR / 140 W Output 3 USB-C PD / 20 W Output 4 USB-A Quick Charge 3.0 / 18 W However, total max. 140W The 140W on output 1 or 2 is therefore only available if nothing else is plugged in anywhere else.