Tech-Protect network charger NC100W-GAN — GaN 100W, 3× USB-C PD, 1× USB-A QC 3.0, black

The Tech-Protect NC100W-GAN is a compact GaN network charger with four output ports designed for simultaneous charging of multiple devices. It integrates three USB-C ports with Power Delivery and one USB-A port with Quick Charge 3.0, delivering up to 100W total power for fast charging of laptops, tablets, smartphones and accessories. GaN (gallium nitride) technology reduces size and increases efficiency compared with conventional silicon chargers, while the PD-compatible USB-C ports provide adaptive power negotiation to match connected devices.

Advantages

The charger supports up to 100W output and offers three USB-C PD ports plus a QC3.0-capable USB-A port, enabling flexible use with modern USB-C laptops and legacy USB-A devices. GaN technology enables a smaller, lighter unit with improved thermal performance and higher conversion efficiency. Built-in power negotiation through Power Delivery and Quick Charge ensures devices receive the appropriate voltage and current for faster, safer charging. The input range 100–240V makes the charger suitable for global travel.

Suitable for

• Charging USB-C laptops and ultrabooks that accept up to 100W power
• Powering tablets and large-screen devices via USB-C PD
• Fast-charging smartphones that support PD or Quick Charge 3.0
• Charging multiple devices at once during travel or at a workstation
• Maintaining power for accessories such as power banks, headphones and smaller gadgets

Key specifications

• Technology: GaN (gallium nitride)
• Total maximum output power: 100W
• USB-C ports (three): Power Delivery profiles — 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/5A (up to 100W)
• USB-A port (one): Quick Charge 3.0 profiles — 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.5A, 20V/1.5A (up to 30W)
• Input voltage: 100–240V ~ 50/60Hz, 2.0A max
• Compatibility: iOS and Android devices, USB-C PD and QC-compatible devices
• Design: compact, ergonomic wall charger in black finish

How to use

Connect the Tech-Protect NC100W-GAN to a compatible AC outlet using the integrated or supplied plug. Plug device cables into the appropriate USB-C or USB-A ports. For laptops and PD-capable devices, use a USB-C cable to allow Power Delivery negotiation; for older devices that support Quick Charge, use the USB-A port with a compatible cable. The charger will automatically negotiate voltage and current with connected devices; no manual configuration is required. When charging multiple devices simultaneously, total available power is shared between ports according to device negotiation.

Usage recommendations

Use high-quality, charged-state rated USB-C and USB-A cables to achieve optimal charging speeds. Avoid covering the charger during high-load operation to maintain cooling efficiency. For maximum single-port power (up to 100W) connect one PD-capable device to a USB-C port alone; when using multiple ports, expect distributed power according to device demands. Operate the charger within its specified input voltage range and in dry, well-ventilated environments.