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Q: How does the USB-C regulate output voltage if voltage supply is 24 volts VDC?
A:The USB-C conforms to the "USB Power Delivery" specifications. Below is how it works
USB-C (C1): The standard C1 component charging board provides one USB Type-C PD port (60W max) and one USB Type-A QC 3.0 port (18W max) for legacy charging.
It is capable of charging most laptops, phones and other handheld devices.USB-C (C2): This charging board provides one USB Type-C PD port (60 W max), but is manufactured to feature a low-profile on the back of the housing , saving space within the cabinet.Power Output Specifications
It is capable of charging most laptops, phones and other handheld devices.USB-C (C2): This charging board provides one USB Type-C PD port (60 W max), but is manufactured to feature a low-profile on the back of the housing , saving space within the cabinet.Power Output Specifications
- 60 Watts USB-C PD (5V/3A, 9V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3A)
- 18 Watts USB-A QC 3.0 (12V 1.5A, 9V 2A, 5V 3A)