Alogic 100W 4-Port Usb Pd Gan Charger White

Alogic 100w 4-port Usb Pd Gan Charger White

Product Code: eq171700
Availability: In Stock

$182.97 $234.20

Qty

9 reviews Write a review

Description
Reviews (9)

Replace multiple adapters and get all of your charging done from just one outlet with the ALOGIC 100W 4-Port USB PD GaN Charger Whitein white. Using GaN (Gallium Nitride) over silicon, ALOGIC managed to keep the adapter's size portable without sacrificing power output. Up to 100W of total power is available across dual USB-C PD 3.0 ports and two USB-A ports. With up to 100W of total power you can recharge most any mobile device. From laptops and gaming consoles to tablets and smartphones.

Gallium Nitride (GaN) Technology Up to 100W of Total Power Output 2 x USB-C PD 3.0 & 2 x USB-A Ports Top USB-C Outputs 65-100W Bottom USB-C Outputs up to 18W Both USB-A Share 17W When Used Together Each USB-A Outputs 12W Individually Automatic Device Power Detection Built-In Safety Protections Integrated 2-Prong Fold-Out Plug

Key Specs
Power Outputs	1x USB-C: 5 VDC at 3 A (15 W) / 9 VDC at 3 A (27 W) / 15 VDC at 3 A (45 W) / 20 VDC at 5 A (100 W) 1x USB-C: 5 VDC at 3 A (15 W) / 9 VDC at 2 A (18 W) 2x USB-A: 5 VDC at 3.4 A Shared
Max Combined Power Output	100 W
Fast Charging Technology	USB Power Delivery
Power Output
Power Outputs	1x USB-C: 5 VDC at 3 A (15 W) / 9 VDC at 3 A (27 W) / 15 VDC at 3 A (45 W) / 20 VDC at 5 A (100 W) 1x USB-C: 5 VDC at 3 A (15 W) / 9 VDC at 2 A (18 W) 2x USB-A: 5 VDC at 3.4 A Shared
Max Combined Power Output	100 W
Included Cable	USB-C (via Detachable Cable)
Fast Charging Technology	USB Power Delivery
Power Input
Plug Type	Type A via Foldable/Retractable Plug
AC Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz at 1.6 A
Protections	Overcurrent Protection, Overvoltage Protection, Short-Circuit Protection, Overheating Protection
General
Cable Length	6.6' / 2 m
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.965 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.5 x 4.8 x 2.4"

This Rapid Power adapter can output a maximum of 100W, but individual ports and different combinations can change how much power is available to your devices. Based on which ports you use, you can expect the following:

One device in top USB-C port gets up to 100W
One device into lower USB-C port gets up to 18W
One device in either USB-A port gets up to 12W
One device in each USB-A port shares up to 17W
With all four ports used, the top USB-C gets 65W, the bottom USB-C gets 18W, and both USB-A share up to 17W

Connected devices are automatically detected and supplied with a proper amount of power for safer charging.

Devices are protected during charging with built-in circuitry that protects against over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature, and short circuits.

You can use this charger almost anywhere as the two-prong plug conveniently folds flat for easier storage in your backpack or bag.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the d tap charger for the Anton Bauer Titan battery pack charge this IDX?

A: Yes, Dtap chargers would charge this IDX battery. One D-Tap output and one USB-C PD port can power additional camera accessories or charge the battery once depleted.

Q: 2. With which cameras is this system compatible?

A: Will work with the following units Canon EOS R, For Canon EOS RP, For Canon PowerShot G5 X Mark II

Q: 3. Can I charge IDX System Technology NP-9X 96Wh Li-Ion NP-Style Battery with this charger? If yes, how long does it take to fully charge?

A: Yes, you can use the IDX System Technology D-Tap Advanced Port Battery Charger to charge the IDX System Technology NP-9X 96Wh Li-Ion NP-Style Battery with 2 x D-Tap Ports. A full charge depends but 3 1/2 to 5 hours would be about right.

Q: 4. Will the ZILR NP-F970 Battery be able to power a Monitor along with powering the Sony RX10M4 DSLR camera?

A: Yes, with a USB-C to Micro-USB cable, like the StarTech USB Type-C Male to Micro-USB Male Cable (3.3') (B&H # STUSB2CUB1M), you can power a Monitor and the Sony RX10 IV with the ZILR NP-F970 Battery with USB Type-C PD (30W).

Q: 5. How many amps per channel does this charge?

A: The POWERANGE PL-4680A Dual-Channel 100W Charger with 16.4V/5A DC Output for Gold Mount Lithium-Ion Batteries (B&H# POPRPL4680A) can put out 2.5Ah for each channel.

Q: 6. hi, how long would it take for this charger to charge a extra duo 190, as per picture n4? thanks

A: 7:20 according to their website. I have the 98w and their 4:20 time is accurate however I never run my batts down to 0 and my charge time is quicker as a result.

Q: 7. Can I swap this for a standard D-tap charger?

A: No, the IDX System Technology D-Tap Advanced Port Battery Charger uses 3 pin technology to monitor charge.

Q: 8. How long is the 4pin XLR cable that is included?

A: The POWERANGE PR-PL-1680B Dual-Channel 100W Portable Charger for V-Mount Lithium-Ion Batteries with 16.7 VDC Output's included 4-pin XLR cable is 10.17 feet in length.

Q: 9. can I power up Sony A1 with a battery plate and dummy?

A: You can. If you have a NP-FZ100 dummy battery that connects to a battery plate that uses L series batteries ( Like SmallrIgs) then yes this would work and keep your A1 powered.

Q: 10. Does this use a standard USB-C cable or is the charger-end of the cable built-in and not removable?

A: Bescor Canon Style PD-E1 USB Power Adapter uses a standard USB-C cable. The USB cable is built in and not removable.

Bryan	29/08/2024
[100 W] I got the Anker 737 and this and I can charge it as fast as I can discharge it. Never run out of power! 5

Robert	22/08/2024
[100 W] Unfortunately DJI no longer includes a charger (Air 3) so I researched for a good, fast charger. This works very well. 5

Wade	12/07/2024
[6.6' / 2 m] One of the most challenging things about being a traveling documentary filmmaker is finding places to charge all of your gear at night. This charger takes care of that in one small package. I hook up my phone, MC lights, camera batteries, pretty much everything to it and can get everything charged at once. 5

Evan	28/06/2024
[0.965 lb] The charger can charge my Macbook, phone, and power pack! It's easy to throw in a bag and plug in what I need! 5

Charles	04/06/2024
[100 W] Works as expected with my 16 inch MacBook pro from 2019. I keep it in my bag so that if I forget the original adapter I have something that works just as well. I have had good experience with Satechi products and would recommend the quality as well. 5

Hartley	27/05/2024
[100 W] The charging cable is high quality, seems like it would take a lot of use to wear this out. 5

Timothy	22/05/2024
[100 W] I got this as a backup charger to my travel charger for my M1 Macbook Pro while it was on special for $39. To be honest I wasn't expecting it to work, but it does, and works very well - I've been using it this entire trip and very happily. My travel charger, meanwhile, is charging other devices.... Definite recommend. 5

Null	14/05/2024
[100 W] Does everything it says on the tin and was compatible with all of the devices I needed it to work with. Good construction, doesn't get too warm under heavy load, and comes with a FANTASTIC quality (and grounded!) mains cord. Don't let the lack of a USB-IF certification deter you - the certification process and requirements for multi-port chargers is outdated and convoluted, so most manufacturers of modern high-watt adapters don't bother trying. Most importantly, it IS ETL certified and thus compliant with North American safety standards! Don't expect the wimpy little vertical base to hold it in place without help from adhesive, especially if you're using thicker cables for higher charging current. This didn't apply to my case because I intend to mount it under my desk with dual-lock strips, but still worth mentioning. Also, it sometimes takes a few seconds to establish the PD handshake (especially on the high watt ports 1 and 2) but this is completely normal even though it's a bit longer than many other PD sources. For what it's worth, this implies that their protection and PD negotiation logic is conservative and prioritizes safety over activating the port immediately. Although this is far from exhaustive and I don't have any devices over 65W to test with, this was my test gauntlet as some of these (especially the Switch) simply do not work with Power Delivery that's not correctly implemented: - 65W (19v) Dell Inspiron (laptop) - 45W (15v) Nintendo Switch Lite - 45W (15v) Steam Deck OLED - 18W (9v) Samsung Galaxy S5e (tablet) - 15W (5v) Pinebook Pro (laptop) 5