Club3D has introduced a new addition to its accessory lineup: the CAC-1933, a USB-C desktop power adapter with a total power budget of 240 watts. The unit features a built-in display that provides real-time wattage information for each active port, along with intelligent power management and full Power Delivery 3.1 support. It is now available in select European markets at a price point of approximately €105.
Designed for Multi-Device Workflows
Although the total combined output reaches 240 watts, no single port can exceed 140 watts. That maximum is achieved at 28 volts and is only available when one device is connected. The remaining three ports jointly draw from the leftover 100-watt pool, making the charger well suited for users who need to power a laptop alongside several smaller peripherals simultaneously.
Power Allocation Across Ports
The precise dynamic distribution across all load scenarios has not been fully detailed, but Club3D confirms that when all four ports are occupied, the 140-watt ceiling is no longer available. In this configuration, the ports deliver 100 watts from the first USB-C port, 60 watts from the second, and 40 watts each from the third and fourth. The integrated display keeps users informed by showing the actual wattage supplied through each connection at any given moment.
Physical Design and Connectivity
The CAC-1933 connects to AC power via a standard cloverleaf connector and ships with a 1.8-meter cable. The charger itself measures roughly 4.7 by 3.5 inches and is 1.4 inches thick, a compact footprint that should integrate easily onto a desk or in a travel bag alongside other high-output power solutions currently entering the market.