360W 15-Port USB-C PD Charger 15 x 24W Independent Fast Charging, AI Temperature Control, 8 Protections

Feature Description

15 Devices – One Charger – Zero Compromises

The WLX815C is a high‑capacity multi‑port charger built for environments where many devices need power at the same time. With 15 independent USB‑C ports, each delivering 24W of PD fast charging, you can charge 15 iPhones, iPads, Android phones, AirPods, or other PD‑compatible devices simultaneously – no slowdowns, no overheating.

360W Total Power – Spread the Speed

• Each of the 15 USB‑C ports provides 24W (PD3.0/2.0).

• Total output 360W – enough for a classroom, small office, or family of power users.

• Real 24W per port: no “shared” wattage that drops as you plug in more devices.

AI Smart Temperature Control – Stays Cool

• Built‑in AI‑controlled chip actively manages temperature without reducing voltage or current unnecessarily.

• Lab data shows significantly lower surface temperature compared to standard chargers, even after hours of full‑load use.

Doesn’t Block Your Wall Outlet

• Unlike bulky power strips or cube chargers, the WLX-815C is designed to leave adjacent wall outlets free.

• Ideal for crowded power strips or conference room tables.

Full PD Protocol Support

• Supports PD3.0 and PD2.0 – works with iPhone (fast charge: 0‑60% in ~30 minutes for iPhone 15 Pro), iPad Pro, Samsung, Pixel, Nintendo Switch, and more.

• Every port is PD‑aware: automatically negotiates optimal voltage (5V/9V/12V/15V? – typically 24W = 9V/2.67A or 12V/2A, but manual says 24W fixed).

8‑Layer Safety Protection

• Over‑charge, over‑discharge, over‑voltage, over‑current, short‑circuit, electrostatic (ESD), surge, and temperature protection.

• Safeguards your devices and gives you peace of mind.

Compact, Group‑Ready Design

• 15 ports in a single enclosure – no more daisy‑chaining multiple chargers.

• Perfect for content creators, repair shops, schools, or any multi‑device workflow.

Product Specifications

Charging Speed Examples (from lab / real-world)

Actual speeds may vary by device, cable, and ambient conditions.

Power Distribution Diagram (simplified)

• Ports PD‑1 to PD‑15: each independently supplies up to 24W.

• No complex grouping – all ports have equal maximum output.

FAQ

Q1: Are all 15 ports truly independent? Can I get 24W from each port at the same time?
Yes. The WLX815C is designed to provide up to 24W per port simultaneously, up to the total 360W capacity. If all 15 ports are loaded, each receives 24W. This is not a shared‑bandwidth hub.

Q2: Will it overheat when charging 15 devices for hours?
No. The charger features an AI temperature control chip that actively manages heat. Lab tests show it runs significantly cooler than standard multi‑port chargers even under sustained full load.

Q3: What devices can I charge?
Any USB‑C device that supports PD (Power Delivery). This includes:

• iPhones (8 and later, fast charge on 12/13/14/15/16)

• iPad Pro / Air / mini

• Samsung Galaxy series (S22/S23/S24 etc.)

• Google Pixel

• Nintendo Switch (non‑TV mode charging)

• AirPods Pro (USB‑C case)

• Small laptops with 24W or lower power draw (e.g., Chromebooks, some ultraportables)

For larger laptops that need 45W+, this charger is not suitable – each port maxes at 24W.

Q4: Does it support fast charging for iPhone?
Yes. With PD3.0, an iPhone 15 Pro can go from 0% to 60% in about 30 minutes using a proper USB‑C to USB‑C cable.

Q5: Does it block other outlets on a power strip?
The physical design (not shown in detail, but described as “doesn’t block sockets”) suggests it has a flat or sideways plug orientation. Check actual product dimensions, but the marketing claims it frees up adjacent wall or strip outlets.

Q6: Is there any USB‑A port?
No. The WLX815C has 15 USB‑C ports only. All support PD. If you need to charge older USB‑A devices, you’ll need adapter cables.

Q7: Can I use this to charge 15 MacBook Airs?
No. A MacBook Air typically requires 30W–35W for normal charging. 24W per port will charge it very slowly or not at all during heavy use. This charger is best for phones, tablets, smaller accessories, and low‑power laptops.

Q8: Is a 240W cable required?
No. For 24W per port, a standard 60W USB‑C to USB‑C cable (3A rated) is sufficient. No need for 5A E‑marked cables.