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2 Pack 12V USB C Outlet: Qidoe Aluminum Metal Multiple USB Port Car 12V Socket PD3.0 USB-C Outlet and Two QC3.0 Ports with Touch Switch DIY Car Power Socket for Car Boat RV Motorcycle Truck Golf ect

2 Pack 12V USB C Outlet: Qidoe Aluminum Metal Multiple USB Port Car 12V Socket PD3.0 USB-C Outlet and Two QC3.0 Ports with Touch Switch DIY Car Power Socket for Car Boat RV Motorcycle Truck Golf ect

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💚【2-Pack 60W Triple USB Outlet】More affordable two in Pack, the average price per socket is less than $14! Save more money for business buyers and other buyers of bulk purchase. 💚【 20W PD USB-C Fast Charge】: PD3.0 USB-C port deliver 20W at 12V or 30W at 24V for iPhone 14/13/12/Mini/Pro/Pro Max/11/Pro/Max, iPhone X/XS/XR/8/8 Plus/SE, iPad, AirPods, Galaxy S22/S21/S20/S10+/S9+/S8+. From 0% to 50% at 3X speed in 30 minutes.(For iPhone series fast charging: need to use with USB C TO LIGHTNING cable.) 💚【Dual 18W Quick Charge 3.0 Port】Provides 4x faster charging speed to compatible devices. Able to charge compatible devices up to 80% in just 35 minutes. And deliver the fastest possible charge to all non-quick charge device. 💚【Made of Aluminum Metal】The solid full Aluminum Alloy body makes the product shell beautiful, firm, stable, resistant to impact. Under the correct installation and use, the service life is up to ten years. With a on/off touch switch has a memory function to remember the last use status. It can save energy, prevent the battery being drained when idle. 💚【Efficient Security】: Built-in smart IC chip. Protect the device from over-voltage, over-heating, over-load or short-circuit. Package Include: 2 * 60W Triple USB-C Car Charger, 2 * 60cm cable with 10A in-line fuse. 60-Day refund, 2-year Replacement and Lifetime Support. Certified by CE & ROHS. 📩 If you find the product don't work after installation, please check if there are some conditions: 1. Is the switch of the product on? 2. Are the positive and negative poles reversed? 3. Is the fuse in the wiring blowned? 4.Whether the power supply is short of electricity? If you don’t satisfy with this USB outlet, please don't hesitate to contact us by e-mail, we will offer you a full refund or a new one at first time!

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    USB-C Sockets that don't illuminate

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    1. Canuck77

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      I have had poor luck with the small round "USB-C + USB-A" sockets from Amazon. The unit I got claimed to be 60W but if I plug my Steam Deck into the USB-C it gives me a "slow charger" notification. It does charge, but not at a high enough rate to use the device without running the battery down. So that's less than ~28W actual power delivered via USB-C, probably a lot less.

      Did I just buy the wrong thing? These PD units seem to claim 65W from a single PD port.
       
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      Canuck77 said:
      I have had poor luck with the small round "USB-C + USB-A" sockets from Amazon. The unit I got claimed to be 60W but if I plug my Steam Deck into the USB-C it gives me a "slow charger" notification. It does charge, but not at a high enough rate to use the device without running the battery down. So that's less than ~28W actual power delivered via USB-C, probably a lot less.

      Did I just buy the wrong thing? These PD units seem to claim 65W from a single PD port.
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      The problem is devices don't all do a good job of negotiating their PD profiles. I have a couple of USB measure devices - one USB-A and a couple others with USB-C w/ PD - that I bought to try to understand these issues. It's weird to see what charging each device negotiates. To make things even stranger, sometimes the insertion of the measuring device affects the power as well. 🤷‍♀️

      Basically, it's a trail-and-error thing. Just confirming that the output and input devices both claim to have the same PD profiles /still/ doesn't assure they will negotiate as they should.

      While USB is always 5V (with output from a few hundred mA up to ~3A or so), USB-PD can be 5/9/15/20V with up to 5A at each of those voltages. But the two devices need to negotiate for what each supports. So 65W output might be something like 13V/5A and the output might not support 20V; but your device might want 20V @ 3.25A to get 65W. So they'd fall back to 3A @ 15V and you'd only get 45W. Stuff like that...
       
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