Product Information
Model: | HJ-WX8-A |
Type: | Embedded Wireless Charger |
Custom Processing: | OEM |
Certification: | CE / ROHS |
Whether to Customize: | Parameters can be customized according to needs |
Product Specifications
Input Voltage: | DC 5V2A 9V1.67A 12A1.5A |
Input Frequency: | 50/60Hz |
Output Voltage And Current: | 5W 7.5W 10W 15W |
Output Power: | 15W |
Work Efficiency: | ≥80% |
Working Temperature: | -20℃~+50℃ |
Storage Temperature: | -20℃~+80℃ |
Humidity: | 10%~90% RH |
Multiple Protection Functions: | Overvoltage protection, short circuit protection, overload protection, temperature protection |
Applications
3C products, smart home devices, etc.
Product Description
What is Embedded Wireless Charger?
An Embedded Wireless Charger is an advanced technology that utilizes electromagnetic induction to enable wireless charging without the need for traditional charging cables or plugs. Compared to conventional charging methods, embedded wireless chargers integrate charger components within devices or furniture, offering users a more convenient and aesthetically pleasing charging experience.
Key Features:
1.Convenience: Users can initiate charging simply by placing their devices on surfaces or devices that support charging, eliminating the need to locate charging cables or plugs.
2.Aesthetics: Since there are no external wires involved, devices or furniture can be designed more cleanly and elegantly, enhancing overall aesthetics.
3.Durability: Compared to traditional charging plugs, wireless chargers reduce physical wear and tear from frequent plugging and unplugging, thereby extending device lifespan.
4.Versatility: Embedded wireless chargers can be adapted for various devices and applications, such as homes, offices, and public transportation, providing users with a more flexible and convenient charging solution.
In summary, embedded wireless chargers represent the future direction of charging technology. While they currently face some technical challenges, advancements and widespread adoption are expected as technology progresses, making them a common charging method in daily life.