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What's strange is that Apple has delivered honest reporting on its other units. Their tiny 5 watt unit delivers 5 volts at 1 amp. Their 12 watt unit delivers 5.2 volts at 2.4 amps. They provide technical specification for these smaller models, but the "Tech Specs" for the 96 watt model just says "USB C". What gives? [{Image src='USBPowerSupplies/12w-adapter-thumb.png' link='https://support.apple.com/library/content/dam/edam/applecare/images/en_US/accessories/Adapters/12w-adapter-tech-spec.png' caption='Apple 12 watt USB adapter' alt='Apple 12 watt USB adapter' class='imgFloatRight'}]
What's strange is that Apple has delivered honest reporting on its other units. Their tiny 5 watt unit delivers 5 volts at 1 amp. Their 12 watt unit delivers 5.2 volts at 2.4 amps. They provide technical specification for these smaller models, but the "Tech Specs" for the 96 watt model just says "USB C". What gives?
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[{Image src='USBPowerSupplies/12w-adapter-thumb.png' link='https://support.apple.com/library/content/dam/edam/applecare/images/en_US/accessories/Adapters/12w-adapter-tech-spec.png' caption='Apple 12 watt USB adapter' alt='Apple 12 watt USB adapter' class='imgFloatCenter'}]
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Of course, on the box it said it was a "4.8A" unit, but it only delivers 2.4 amps ''per USB socket'', which won't do if I need 3 amps (I use it for the 8" monitor for my Pi). At least it on their packaging and their website this was clear.
Of course, on the box it said it was a "4.8A" unit, but it only delivers 2.4 amps ''per USB socket'', which won't do if I need 3 amps (I use it for the 8" monitor for my Pi). At least it on their packaging and their website this was clear. I've another USB charger that has two sockets and says it delivers 3.1A, but doesn't say if that's for the whole unit or per socket. As it's slightly smaller than the 3SixT adapter I'm guessing the whole unit.
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Tricky business...
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