Do both ports charge at 2.4 amps?
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Just reading the product description:USB Port 1 (Designed for Apple products) Compatibility: 1 Ampere Max. USB Port 2 (port close to LED, designed for non apple products) Compatibility: 2.4 Ampere Max.
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I think Daniel Gasse was the only one to answer correctly...In the description it says: USB Port 1 (Designed for Apple products) Compatibility, charges @ 2.4 Ampere Max; Then on the USP port marked by the letters NA (Non-Apple), USB Port 2 (port close to LED, designed for Non Apple products) Compatibility, charges @ 0.5 Ampere Max.
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Yes and no. Each port can deliver up to 2.4amps. The non-Apple port can deliver 2.4amps to any Android or other non-Apple device that needs it. The Apple port can deliver 2.4amps to iPads. However, the total number of amps is 2.4, not 4.8. (We know this because it's a 12 watt plug, and watts = amps * volts.) So, if you have 2 devices charging, the maximum current will still be 2.4amps, split between the two devices. Any device that uses less current (e.g., 0.8amps) will use less. These statements assume that you have the proper cable.
1008327
yes, each will get 2 amps, but be careful not to plug more than that in. I charged two tablets and my cell phone a few times and the charger died. It was great as long as I never plugged more than 4.2A of draw in, but more than that seemed to cause it a lot of pain, and a very quick death.
1076745
Both ports charge at the same rate(5V/2.1A. They are the same. Only the copy on box states they are different. Not really.
763236
Each port is rated to supply 500mA. Here's a link to the manual if you want to look for more info. http://www.belkin.com/conserve/user-guide/WEB_F7C008_10MS041_ConserveValet.pdf
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I am not sure I can answer your question but from the info I read from another reviewer who said he took the device apart, he said that the right port did provide 2.1 amps but that the left port was just some resistors and did not supply as much current. He did not say anything about what both of them put out at the same time. You might try a search on Levitons website where they provide the specs. We use ours daily on both ports and they work great for us.
478791
No it will not. Power is less than 1A for both ports. I ended up returning for a refund.
599241
yes and well - there are two ports one that is a fast charge i-pad or higher watt and a slower charge.
36132
The first one you use Will always charge at the full 2A rate. If while one item is charging you charge another item, that port will always charge at the lower rate.
1890992
Not one port charges my iPad. I believe the 2.5A is the power into the Hub and it distributes that power to each port.
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I'm not precisely sure on that. The thing has 2 USB ports. One for Apple devices. The other for anything else. They are stamped "A". And. "NA". The little pamphlet says you'll get full 2.4 on the A port but if you use both at one time the power is divided & I don't remember the exact breakdown
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the output is the same on both 2.1 a ports and approx 1 a on the other two , which make the 30 watts (5 v x 6 a = 30 watts). so, yes they will charge all 5 volt usb connected equipment.
626697
You can use both ports ... I have had 2 phones charging before at the same time
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No. They only provide power. The other ports do provide power as well though.
1537039
I just installed on of these, because the way it was written implied 2.1A each. It is *NOT* I checked both outlets and the first was pulling around 900mA, the second around 1,100mA. So that rating is for both outlets combined. Exact same model number.
1080804
Hello,Yes it will charge devices that are capable of 2amps.Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
481111
I don't know about the Chromebook specifically. It will charge anything else I own and I don't get the "not compatible" message on any of my equipment, including Apple products. If you use one port the other will not go to 4.2 amps. Just deduct the amperage the other equipment needs to charge from the 4.2. Yes the ports are limited to a max 2 amps per port if two devices are connected and the ad on Amazon confirms this too.
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As others have stated you can't exceed 2.2 to 2.4 on a given port, but that wouldn't matter, because it isn't the charger that decides the amps to charge at it is the device. The only thing the cable and chargers do is supply enough amps and low power loss. An average device won't pull above 2 amps regardless of the output of the charger. The S4 pulls 1.8amps at its full draw and its oem cable and charger are rated for 2.1 if i remember correctly.