60-Port Dual Port Smart Charger

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Min. Order:: 1 Piece/Pieces

Min. Order:: 1 Piece/Pieces

Transportation:: Ocean, Land, Air, Express

Port:: Guangdong Province, Shenzhen City, Longgang District

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Place of Origin:	Shenzhen, Guangdong
Productivity:	30000/Piece
Supply Ability:	30000pcs/m
Payment Type:	T/T,Paypal
Incoterm:	EXW,FOB,DDP
Certificate:	CE ROHS FCC PSE
Transportation:	Ocean,Land,Air,Express
Port:	Guangdong Province,Shenzhen City,Longgang District

Product Description

Product Features.

The 60-Port Dual Port Smart Charger has 60 USB ports that can charge up to 60 devices at the same time,which is very convenient for the device crowd.60 dual port ethernet is highly compatible with almost all electronic devices,including electronic devices such as smartphones and laptops of different models or brands.

Therefore,the dual port server adapter can be used in a wide range of scenarios,not only in the office,but also in general educational institutions or medical institutions and other places where power is needed.

This 350W high power 5V1A charger is made of aluminum case with advanced quality and compact density,which keeps its weight very light at 2.1KG and can be easily carried in your pocket or backpack.The Dual Port Surface Box is durable and very resistant to drops and does not break easily,which prolongs the life of the charger.

Do longer USB cables affect charging speeds?

The impact of longer USB cables on charging speeds depends on their quality and specifications.Standard USB 2.0 cables have a maximum length of 5 meters, while USB 3.0 cables have a maximum length of 3 meters.Under ideal conditions,where there is no voltage drop and no resistive losses,shorter cables generally transfer power more efficiently.In reality,as the cable length increases,more resistance is encountered as the current passes through the cable,causing some of the power to be converted to heat,which reduces the amount of power that actually reaches the device.This phenomenon is known as the “Ohm's Law effect”.

In practice,modern chargers often include a technique called “cable compensation” or “dynamic voltage regulation” to minimize the effects of voltage drops caused by long cables.This means that even with longer cables,the charger can maintain a higher output voltage and therefore a faster charging rate.However,this does not mean that the length of the cable can be extended indefinitely without affecting the charging speed,as the ultimate limiting factors are the output capability of the charger and the electrical characteristics of the cable itself.For fast charging,not only do you need a device and charger that supports fast charging features,but you also need the right cable.While longer cables may slightly reduce charging speeds,modern technology has greatly mitigated this effect.

Left and right side of the 60-Port Dual Port Smart Charger