Lindy 120W 10-portars USB-laddstation

The Lindy 120W 10 Port USB Charging Station charges up to eight USB Type-A devices and two USB Type-C devices such as smartphones and tablets from a single indoor AC-powered unit. The charger delivers a maximum output of 5V and includes a 0.9 m power cable; its black housing and removable plastic dividers allow organized placement of multiple devices in environments like offices, hotels or classrooms.

Advantages

Each USB Type-A port supplies up to 5V 2.4A while each USB Type-C port supplies up to 5V 3A, enabling faster charging for more power-hungry devices. The station supports smart charging protocols including QC 3.0 (Type-C only), Samsung AFC and Apple 5V 2.4A plus BC 1.2 (Type-A only) so it recognises connected devices and adjusts current automatically. Built-in protections for overcurrent, overvoltage and short-circuit reduce the risk of damage. Plastic dividers on top can be assembled to fit different device widths for neat storage.

Suitable for

• Charging multiple smartphones and tablets in offices
• Device charging in schools and libraries
• Guest device charging in hotels and restaurants
• Event booths and shared workspaces

Key specifications

• Brand: Lindy
• Model: 73435
• EAN: 4002888734356
• Ports: 8 × USB Type-A, 2 × USB Type-C
• Output per Type-A port: up to 5V 2.4A
• Output per Type-C port: up to 5V 3A
• Total power: 120W (load balancing applies if exceeded)
• Power source: AC, indoor use
• Cable length: 0.9 m
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.98 kg

How to use

Place the charging station on a stable, ventilated surface and connect the supplied country-specific AC power cable to an appropriate mains outlet. Insert devices into the USB Type-A or Type-C ports using compatible charging cables; the unit will detect device protocols and adjust charging current automatically. If all ten ports are in use or the total draw exceeds 120W, the station will perform load balancing to distribute available power.

Recommendations

Use the plastic dividers to separate devices by size and avoid blocking ventilation. For continuous high-power charging, ensure total connected device draw does not consistently exceed the 120W rating to maintain optimal performance and longevity.