PD20W Mobile Phone Charger 20WPD Fast Charging Head
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Product name: 20W PD charger
Dimensions: 63*40*22mm
Product weight: 46.2g
Input voltage: AC 100-240V 50-60Hz
Output voltage: DC 5V3A 9V2.25A 12V1.67A
Output power: 20W
Work efficiency: 85%
Voltage adjustment rate: 5%
Working temperature: 0-50℃
Output ripple & noise: 80-120mVp
Output protection: short circuit protection, overvoltage protection, overcharge protection, overheat protection
Storage temperature: -20℃+80℃
Aging: 100% full load aging
Protection function: 105%-150% of rated power overload protection, automatic protection
Insulation resistance: input-output≥500MΩ input-shell≥500MΩ
Applicable products: smart phones, tablet computers, digital electronics and other equipment.
Product Certification: CE FCC ROHS
Features:
1: Good safety performance and high reliability
2: The shell is made of flame-retardant materials, which is safer, moisture-proof and dust-proof potting.
3: Full current, full power, shorter charging time.
4: Ultra-low no-load and standby energy loss, in line with national energy-saving standards.
5: Good anti-interference performance, built-in anti-electromagnetic interference filter.
6: Wide input voltage range, all 100-240V, in line with global standards.
7: The primary and secondary insulation performance is good, and the high-frequency transformer is 100% vacuum soaked.
8: Full load high temperature burn-in, 100% aging test.
9: With over voltage, over current, over power, short circuit protection functions.
10: All materials do not contain (within the scope of the regulations) six toxic substances restricted in Europe: cadmium, chromium, lead, mercury, PBB and PBDE
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