250W 10-Port USB-C Charging Station with PD 3.0 and PPS
A compact charging station that shares 250W across ten USB-C ports. One port can deliver up to 65W for a compatible laptop, and with all ten ports in use each still provides up to 25W.
- 250W shared across ten USB-C ports — one unit instead of ten adapters
- Up to 65W from a single port for compatible USB-C laptops
- Up to 25W per port with all ten ports in use
- USB PD 3.0 and PPS with 20mV voltage steps
- Compact 156 × 109 × 33mm body for desks or integration into carts and cabinets
- Ports
- 10 × USB-C
- Total output
- 250W
- Output per port
- 1 × 65W · 10 × 25W
- Supported protocols
- USB PD 3.0 · PPS (20 mV)
The LS-10U24C-250 puts ten USB-C ports and 250W of total power into one desktop unit, so a shared space can charge a full set of devices from a single outlet instead of a row of separate adapters.
One power source for ten devices
All ten ports can be used at the same time. The station allocates its 250W according to what each connected device asks for, so a phone does not hold back power that a laptop on the next port could use.
How the 250W is shared
- One port on its own: up to 65W — enough for many compatible USB-C laptops
- All ten ports in use: up to 25W per port
- Output profiles: 5V/3A, 9V/2.78A, 12V/2.08A, 15V/1.67A and 20V/1.25A
USB PD 3.0 with PPS
USB Power Delivery 3.0 covers the fixed voltage levels above. PPS (Programmable Power Supply) lets compatible phones and tablets request their voltage in 20mV steps, so the charge follows what the battery needs at that moment.
Small enough to put almost anywhere
At 156 × 109 × 33mm the station sits on a desk, a meeting table or a service counter. The same compact body can be built into charging carts, charging cabinets and other equipment as the USB-C power module.
Protection built in
Protection against overcharging, overheating, short circuits, overcurrent and overvoltage is part of the design, for equipment that is left running in rooms used by many people.
Where it is used
Offices and meeting rooms, schools and training centres, libraries, airport lounges and co-working spaces — anywhere several people need to charge USB-C devices from one point. The AC 100–240V input covers common mains voltages; each market still needs the correct local power cord or plug.
Application scenarios
Full specifications
Charging & output
| Ports | 10 × USB-C |
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| Output per Port | 1 × 65W · 10 × 25W |
| Total Power | 250W |
| Protocols | USB PD 3.0 · PPS (20 mV) |
| Input | AC 100–240V, 2.2A, 50/60Hz |
Physical & thermal
| Dimensions | 156 × 109 × 33mm |
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Safety, compatibility & certifications
| Protections | Overcharge, overheat, short-circuit, overcurrent, overvoltage |
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Other
| USB-C Output Profiles | DC 5V/3A, 9V/2.78A, 12V/2.08A, 15V/1.67A, 20V/1.25A |
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Port maximum and total system output can differ. Where dynamic power allocation is used, total output is shared across active ports — not every port delivers its maximum simultaneously unless stated. Values not shown are marked “Data pending” and are not estimated.
No public documents are published for this model. Datasheets and certificates are issued with the quotation. Request datasheet
Frequently asked questions
Can all ten ports deliver 65W at the same time?
What input voltage does it accept?
Which charging protocols does it support?
Can it be built into a charging cart or cabinet?
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