AC Charger GP Batteries GaN PD 65W USB-C Over Voltage Protection

The GP Batteries GaN PD 65W AC Charger with USB-C delivers up to 65 watts of regulated power in a compact white housing. Designed for everyday portability, this charger uses GaN (gallium nitride) technology to reduce size and improve efficiency. It includes built-in over-voltage and short-circuit protection to safeguard connected devices and comes with a 2 m fixed cable and three travel plug adapters for use in multiple regions.

Advantages

The charger’s GaN design enables a smaller footprint while maintaining high power output, making it suitable for laptops, tablets and phones. Integrated protection circuits provide defense against over-voltage and short-circuit events, helping to protect both the charger and connected devices. The included travel plugs expand compatibility across regions, and the 2 m cable offers flexible placement without the need for an additional USB-C cable.

Suitable for

• Charging USB-C laptops and ultrabooks that accept up to 65W input
• Powering tablets and large-screen smartphones for fast charging
• Use with USB-C power delivery compatible accessories and hubs
• Business travel and home office setups requiring a compact high-power adapter

Key specifications

• Maximum power output: 65 W
• Connector type: USB-C (PD)
• Protection features: over-voltage protection, short-circuit protection
• Power source: AC input
• Colour: White
• Cable length: 2 m (fixed cable)
• Included accessories: three travel plug adapters
• Weight: 0.113 kg

How to use

Connect the charger to a compatible AC outlet using the appropriate travel plug adapter for your region. Plug the USB-C connector into the device’s USB-C power input. The charger negotiates power delivery automatically with compatible devices; ensure the device supports PD charging and accepts up to 65W to utilize maximum output. Disconnect when charging is complete or when the charger is unused for extended periods.

Recommendations

Use the charger in well-ventilated areas and avoid covering it during operation to allow heat dissipation. Verify device compatibility with USB-C Power Delivery standards and avoid using damaged cables or adapters. If the charger shows signs of damage or abnormal heating, stop use and seek service.