Can I Use a 60W Charger Instead of a 65W Charger?
It is possible to use a 60W charger instead of a 65W charger, but it is not recommended. The wattage of a charger is an indication of the maximum amount of power it can provide to a device. If a device requires more power than the charger can provide, it will not be able to charge the device properly. Additionally, using a charger with a lower wattage than what is recommended can cause the device to charge more slowly, or not charge at all. Therefore, it is best to use the charger with the wattage that is recommended for the device.
| 58.5W PD charger specification data | |
| Function | QC3.0, PD, PD 3.0 |
| Mobile Phone, LAPTOP, Universal , MP3 / MP4 Player, Tablet,for iphone,pad,samsung phone,tablet and other usb device | |
| Material | PC Fireproof Material, ABSProtection |
| Short Circuit Protection | ovp, OTP, OLP, ocp, Low Tension, Over-charging, Over current, Over Voltage |
| Input voltage and current | 100V-240V 50/60HZ |
| output voltage and current | 5V/3A, 18V1A, 15V/1.25A, 12V/1.5A |
| Output Power | 58.5W Dual USB Port Car Fast Charger |
| USB-C/Type-C Output | 5V/3A;9V2A;12V1.5A;15V/4A;18V/3A (58.5W ) |
| USB-C PPS | 12V/5A |
| Size | |
| Colors | Black,White |
| Brand | OEM/ODM |
| Supply Ability | 100000 Piece/Pieces per Month 58.5W PD charger |
| Package Type: | 58.5W PD charger with color box, white box, or others by client requirement |
