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D-Link 140W GaN Charger
The DCF-141 is a mains-powered GaN charger for compatible laptops, tablets, phones and accessories. It has three USB-C ports and one USB-A port with a shared maximum output of 140 W.
Useful features
At a glance140 W shared output budget
140 W shared output budget: charges compatible devices within a total limit that is redistributed as ports are used.
High-power C1 or C2
High-power C1 or C2: either supports up to 140 W alone with the required USB PD 3.1 device and cable.
PD 3.1 and QC 4.0
PD 3.1 and QC 4.0: provides the charging-protocol support for compatible equipment.
Electrical protection circuitry
Electrical protection circuitry: lists overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge, overtemperature and short-circuit protection.
Three USB-C plus one USB-A
Three USB-C plus one USB-A: gives four physical charging connections for mixed device cables.
GaN conversion technology
GaN conversion technology: identifies the charger's power-conversion design.
70 W plus 70 W allocation
70 W plus 70 W allocation: D-Link publishes this sharing arrangement when the two high-power USB-C ports are used together.
Four-port power distribution
Four-port power distribution: publishes 65 W and 45 W on C1/C2 plus a shared 18 W for C3 and USB-A.
240 g compact body
240 g compact body: the 67 × 63 × 31 mm unit provides a defined size and mass for carrying or desk placement.
The useful features
- 140 W shared output budget: charges compatible devices within a total limit that is redistributed as ports are used.
- High-power C1 or C2: either supports up to 140 W alone with the required USB PD 3.1 device and cable.
- PD 3.1 and QC 4.0: provides the charging-protocol support for compatible equipment.
- Electrical protection circuitry: lists overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge, overtemperature and short-circuit protection.
- Three USB-C plus one USB-A: gives four physical charging connections for mixed device cables.
- GaN conversion technology: identifies the charger's power-conversion design.
- 70 W plus 70 W allocation: D-Link publishes this sharing arrangement when the two high-power USB-C ports are used together.
- Four-port power distribution: publishes 65 W and 45 W on C1/C2 plus a shared 18 W for C3 and USB-A.
- 240 g compact body: the 67 × 63 × 31 mm unit provides a defined size and mass for carrying or desk placement.
The useful details
Know what
you’re getting.
The DCF-141 is a mains-powered GaN charger for compatible laptops, tablets, phones and accessories. It has three USB-C ports and one USB-A port with a shared maximum output of 140 W. One C1 or C2 port can supply up to 140 W if the connected device and cable support USB PD 3.1; C3 and USB-A are each limited to 30 W when used alone.
Power is redistributed as ports are occupied: D-Link lists 70 W + 70 W for C1/C2 and a 65 W + 45 W + 18 W allocation when all four ports are used, with C3 and USB-A sharing that final 18 W. Choose cables and devices for the required protocol and power. The total 140 W is not available independently at every connector.
The charger can consolidate several compatible device adapters at a desk or charging point. GaN describes the power-conversion technology, while the practical buying decision is the required combination of ports and power. A laptop needing the high-power USB-C profile must be paired with a suitably rated cable; smaller devices can use the other supported ports. Protection circuitry covers overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge, overtemperature and short circuits. The body is 67 × 63 × 31 mm at 240 g.
A four-port GaN mains charger with three USB-C ports and one USB-A port.
Charges compatible phones, tablets and laptops from one mains outlet.
Charges compatible phones, tablets and laptops from one mains outlet.
Useful for people who need this function: Charges compatible phones, tablets and laptops from one mains outlet.
Charges compatible phones, tablets and laptops from one mains outlet.
A closer look
Specifications.
The details that matter.
Specifications
Compatibility
Four USB-C / USB-A Ports: Features 3 x USB-C and 1 x USB-A ports to charge 4 devices simultaneously. Compact Multi-Port Design: Supports various devices while minimising heat buildup. USB Interface: USB-C | USB-A
USB Port(s): 4
Fast Charge Ports: 4
Port Types: USB-C x3 | USB-A x1
Use and product notes
Use an Australian-compatible mains outlet, connected devices that support the relevant USB charging protocol and suitably rated USB-C or USB-A cables.
D-Link AU lists overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge, overtemperature and short-circuit protection. Operate from 0–40 °C and within the non-condensing humidity conditions. Keep the charger dry and use compatible mains power, cables and devices; no ingress-protection rating is stated.
140 W is the total budget.
The global A1 pack list names only the charger, guide and warranty card
240 g charger body
67 × 63 × 31 mm charger body; D-Link does not state dimension axis order.
Mains input 110–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz. D-Link AU datasheet lists RCM and a 140 W maximum output. No wireless connectivity is claimed.