Selby Rapid Charge 7 Amp 4-Port USB Charger

Key Features
- Charges up to 4 USB devices simultaneously
- Without taking up any existing power outlets
- 'Rapid-charge' for faster charging times
- Optimal power distribution via 'Intelligent Charging'
- Huge USB power output of 7 Amps
- Stabilised low-ripple output for safe charging
- Overload and short-circuit protection
- Low energy consumption
- RCM approved for safe use in Australia 

4-Port USB Charger with High Power Output
Simultaneously charge all of your USB-powered devices at home or at the office with this handy USB charger which simply plugs into a standard Australian wall outlet. Featuring four USB ports with an impressive 7 Amps of total output and specifically designed with modern smartphones and tablets in mind. Other features include fast charging, intelligent auto-detecting USB ports (up to 5V 7A), stabilised low-ripple output for safe charging, and protection against short-circuits and overloading. Note that many of the USB chargers you can buy online are unable to output enough current to charge your device at its maximum speed, especially when you're trying to charge more than one device at a time. This charger boasts 7 Amps of output, and the 'Intelligent Charging' feature also means it can redirect current to the ports where it's needed most. Note that 7A is more than enough to match a genuine iPhone charger's output of 1A, even when distributed between 4 ports.

What is Intelligent Charging?
Power supplies with Intelligent Charging automatically distribute their power between the plugged in devices, ensuring your smartphones and tablets are charging at the USB port's optimum speed. With Intelligent Charging, the power supply knows when a device is fully charged and then directs its full power to any other devices which are still charging. This ensures your devices never overcharge and are always charged as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Designed for Australian Devices
This USB power supply meets the RCM compliance requirements set out by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), ensuring this device complies with the electrical safety and/or electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) legislative requirements in Australia and New Zealand. Note that non-compliant devices are illegal and dangerous.