Alimentatore Awei PD81T-EU 22,5W con cavo USB e USB-C, bianco, GaN

Awei PD81T-EU is a 22.5W mains charger in white that uses GaN (gallium nitride) technology to provide compact and efficient power delivery for smartphones, tablets and other USB-powered devices. The charger is supplied with a USB cable and a USB-C connector, enabling direct connection to devices that support USB-C charging. Its small form factor and reduced heat generation make it convenient for daily use at home, in the office or while travelling.

Advantages

The GaN design reduces size and heat compared with traditional silicon chargers while maintaining stable output up to 22.5W. The included USB cable with a USB-C plug allows immediate use with modern phones and tablets. The charger’s compact white housing and lightweight construction improve portability, and the integrated power-delivery capabilities support faster charging where the connected device is compatible.

Suitable for

• Charging modern smartphones with USB-C ports
• Powering tablets and small USB-powered gadgets
• Everyday home and office charging
• Travel use where compact fast charging is required

Key specifications

• Maximum output power: 22.5 watts
• Technology: GaN (gallium nitride) for increased efficiency and reduced size
• Output connector: USB-C (via included cable)
• Color: white
• Includes: mains charger and USB cable with USB-C connector
• Designed for mains supply use (wall outlet)

How to use

Plug the Awei charger into a compatible mains wall outlet, connect the included USB cable to the charger’s USB port and plug the USB-C connector into your device. Ensure the device accepts USB-C power delivery and that the cable is fully inserted. Charging will begin automatically; monitor device charging status from the device display. Disconnect the cable when charging is complete and unplug the charger from the mains when not in use.

Recommendations

Use the supplied USB cable for best compatibility and to achieve the rated charging power. Avoid exposing the charger to moisture, extreme temperatures or mechanical damage. If the connected device does not support power delivery protocols, charging will fall back to the device’s supported charging profile and may be slower.