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D-Link DCP-101 100 W GaN USB Charger
The DCP-101 provides three USB-C and one USB-A charging port for compatible devices. C1 or C2 can supply up to 100 W when used alone; C3 and USB-A each have a 30 W single-port limit.
Useful features
At a glanceThree USB-C and one USB-A
Three USB-C and one USB-A: provides four charging connectors for a compatible mixed-device setup.
Up to 100 W alone on C1 or C2
Up to 100 W alone on C1 or C2: supports a high-power compatible device when that port is used by itself.
30 W single-port C3 or USB-A
30 W single-port C3 or USB-A: supplies the lower maximum for either port used alone.
Shared multiport power
Shared multiport power: total output is redistributed as devices are added; disputed exact allocations remain qualified.
GaN charger design
GaN charger design: uses the gallium-nitride power-conversion technology.
Overcurrent and overtemperature protection
Overcurrent and overtemperature protection: form part of the electrical protection circuitry.
110–240 V AC input
110–240 V AC input: states the mains-input range, with the actual regional plug still requiring correct configuration.
Additional protection functions
Additional protection functions: the also lists overvoltage, overcharge and short-circuit protection.
The useful features
- Three USB-C and one USB-A: provides four charging connectors for a compatible mixed-device setup.
- Up to 100 W alone on C1 or C2: supports a high-power compatible device when that port is used by itself.
- 30 W single-port C3 or USB-A: supplies the lower maximum for either port used alone.
- Shared multiport power: total output is redistributed as devices are added; disputed exact allocations remain qualified.
- GaN charger design: uses the gallium-nitride power-conversion technology.
- Overcurrent and overtemperature protection: form part of the electrical protection circuitry.
- 110–240 V AC input: states the mains-input range, with the actual regional plug still requiring correct configuration.
- Additional protection functions: the also lists overvoltage, overcharge and short-circuit protection.
The useful details
Know what
you’re getting.
The DCP-101 provides three USB-C and one USB-A charging port for compatible devices. C1 or C2 can supply up to 100 W when used alone; C3 and USB-A each have a 30 W single-port limit. Connected equipment and cables must support the relevant charging protocol.
Output power is shared when multiple ports are used.
This is a multi-device charger for a compatible laptop, phone, tablet or accessory setup. The two higher-power USB-C ports are the relevant choice for a device requiring more than the 30 W single-port limit of C3 or USB-A. GaN identifies the conversion design, while the actual charging result also depends on the device's accepted voltage profile and cable rating. Published input is 110–240 V AC at 50/60 Hz, and the manufacturer lists RCM among its certifications.
Charges compatible USB-powered devices from a mains outlet.
Charges compatible USB-powered devices from a mains outlet.
Useful for people who need this function: Charges compatible USB-powered devices from a mains outlet.
Connect the charger to suitable mains power and attach compatible USB devices with suitable cables. The available wattage depends on which of its four ports are used together; consult the manufacturer allocation table.
A closer look
Specifications.
The details that matter.
Specifications
Compatibility
Four USB Ports: Includes 3 USB-C and 1 USB-A port to charge up to four devices simultaneously. USB Interface: USB-C | USB-A
USB Port(s): 4
Fast Charge Ports: 4
Port Types: USB-C x3 | USB-A x1
App and setup
Use a compatible mains outlet and USB cable rated for the connected device and required power. Connect devices to the appropriate USB-C or USB-A port; output is shared when several ports are used.
Operate at 0–40 °C. D-Link AU lists overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge, overtemperature and short-circuit protection. Keep the unit within its operating conditions and use suitable cables/devices; no ingress-protection rating is stated.
Maximum output requires compatible device, cable and protocol. Multiport allocations differ from single-port maxima.
240 g charger body, per D-Link Australia; not packed shipping mass.
67 × 63 × 31 mm charger body; maker does not label axis order.
Australian datasheet: 110–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, maximum 3 A input; RCM. One C1 or C2 port can deliver up to 100 W with a suitable device/cable. This is mains-powered USB charging, not a wireless device.