- SUPERIOR CHARGING - With 60W of power on a single port, enjoy up to 2x the charging power with PD-enabled devices
- The FUTURE of CHARGING - USB Type-C with Power Delivery provides faster charging and is the standard port on many laptops such as Macbooks and Chromebooks, as well as many phones, and tablets, such as iPhones, iPads, Samsung Galaxy and more
- POWER DELIVERY - Detects the connected device to deliver the right amount of power to charge that device as fast as possible. (Note: Not all devices are Power Delivery compatible. Check your device’s owner’s manual.)
- FAST CHARGING - Smart chip ensures each device gets the power level it needs to charge fast and efficiently
- CONVENIENT - No more searching for charging adapters. Upgrade so you can charge electronics leaving the outlets free for additional power needs
- ENHANCED SAFETY - Built-in overcurrent protection helps protect electronics from receiving too much power, which can damage the device
- Wallplate sold separately
From the manufacturer
Tips to optimize charging
Turn Off The Device
Disconnect When Fully Charged
Use a Short Cord
Use The Original Cable
Compare USB Chargers
Yes
Power Delivery
Yes
6 Amp
USB Charger
6 Amp
30 Watts
Total Charging Power
60 Watts
30 Watts
Single Port Power
60 Watts
15 Amp; 20 Amp Avail
Outlet Power
15 Amp; 20 Amp Avail
Everyday use
Ideal Use
Super fast charging
4.04”Hx1.73”Wx1.86”D
Dimensions
4.15”Hx1.73”Wx1.86”D
Yes
Power Delivery
No
6 Amp
USB Charger
6 Amp
30 Watts
Total Charging Power
30 Watts
30 Watts
Single Port Power
15 Watts
15 Amp; 20 Amp Avail
Outlet Power
15 Amp; 20 Amp avail
Everyday use
Ideal Use
Everyday use
4.04”Hx1.73”Wx1.86”D
Dimensions
4.17”Hx1.71 Wx1.79”D
Do USB In-Wall Chargers wire differently than standard outlets?
How do I know if my device has Power Delivery (PD)?
Will Leviton USB In-Wall Chargers work as a data transfer port?
What is the maximum charging output for the T5635?
Avoid using the device while charging.
Don’t overcharge! Conserve the lifetime of your battery by disconnecting when fully charged.
Cord length may affect the power and speed of the charge. Longer cord lengths may increase charging time.
Use the charging cord that came with the device. Replacement cords should be OEM grade quality or certified charging cable.
Do USB In-Wall Chargers wire differently than standard outlets?
No, USB In-Wall Chargers install the same as a standard outlet and can replace an existing outlet.
How do I know if my device has Power Delivery (PD)?
It can be tough as many electronic manufacturers do not advertise their device as PD-Compliant because it requires certification. Look at product specs or the back of the adapter for the charging output, if more than 15W, chances are it’s PD-Capable.
Will Leviton USB In-Wall Chargers work as a data transfer port?
No, these devices are for charging only; there is no data transfer capability.
What is the maximum charging output for the T5635?
- Single port connected to PD-enabled device: 15VDC@2A (30W) or 9VDC@3A (27W)
- Single port connected to non-PD device: 5VDC@3A (15W)
- Both ports connected to devices: 5VDC@3A (30W total power)
