Most dual-port wall chargers pair one USB-C port with one USB-A port. Common examples from these listings are a 20W USB-C alongside an 18W USB-A, or a 45W USB-C paired with an 18W USB-A.
These dual-port chargers commonly list a USB-C port rated at about 20W or 45W and a USB-A port rated at 18W.
The wall chargers show a maximum output of about 3 A, while AC-rated receptacles and remote-control outlets are listed at 15 A.
These devices list safety and regulatory markings such as ETL and FCC, and GFCI-style receptacles note UL testing and approvals (including CUL where indicated).
Dual-port wall chargers are compact (examples show lengths around 1.35–2 inches, heights about 2.15–4 inches, and widths near 2–3 inches). Receptacles and remote-control outlets are larger, with lengths around 3.19–4 inches, heights about 1.5–4.96 inches, and widths about 2.36–3.1 inches.
GFCI combo outlets typically combine one AC receptacle with USB-A and USB-C ports (often sharing 24W total USB power), fit standard electrical boxes, include self-testing and auto-monitoring, provide tamper-resistant shutters, and may offer optional self-grounding.
These chargers advertise safety protections such as overcharge protection, overheating protection, and short-circuit protection.
The GFCI outlet combos list suitability for 60 Hz AC circuits with a rated voltage of 125 VAC and a rated current of up to 15 A.
The GFCI-style combo outlets in these results indicate a total of 24W available for their USB ports.
