Wall chargers normally accept 100–240V, but confirm the exact North American Type A/B plug revision, model code and Canadian certification mark on the unit.
Status in Canada
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Fastest individual port65W
Combined ceiling65W
Ports2× USB-C
CableStandalone or cable bundle
Before any Canadian purchase
Four checks a low price cannot answer.
Use this page for the technical path, then verify these product-specific details on the final Canadian listing.
01
Fastest individual port
Match the main device against one port and its supported voltage, current and protocol. The combined charger total is not a single-device promise.
02
Power sharing
Check the exact port distribution with every intended cable connected. Some chargers re-negotiate or sharply reduce output when a second device is added.
03
Cable class
High-power USB-C charging can require an e-marked 5A cable. Confirm connector, current class and protocol rather than assuming every USB-C cable is equivalent.
04
Regional mains or vehicle input
For wall chargers, verify the plug and input label. For car chargers, confirm the vehicle outlet voltage, fuse and continuous current rating.
The official specification describes the product family. The exact Canadian model label, certification mark, bundle and delivery terms must be confirmed on the offer that finally appears.