A call on 240w adapter

That’s not even enough money to produce the same 5V 1A adapter as always and put it into a new case.

You can still use a fw card for charging, and this to expand the number of ports. And apart from gaming or constant high performance use, you don’t need more than 60-100W. I checked with a testet, watching YouTube in 4k with the screen set high was around 60W.

Btw the fw16 really needs 48V240W, it’s just that doesn’t exist yet.

Personally I ordered without considering the charging at all, so even the 36V seems fine. I’m probably going to use it with my kb and mouse to share a single card.

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I do believe there is a 240W adapter on Mouser that one can preorder that is going to be released in December

Google wasn’t help, do you have the exact link?

https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/delta-electronics/ADP-240KB-BA/23026419?s=N4IgTCBcDaIARgCwAYDqcCqBlAQgWgGE4AFAewHcBTAJzgBFKAbASwDcaBPEAXQF8g

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This another topic on the same issue

I am pretty sure this is what Framework Tweeted out at some point … I can’t find the OG tweet …

Oh wow, that’s a big charger! 162 x 72 x 23 mm or 6.4 x 2.8 x 0.9 inches. Glad that something at least is coming on the market soon from a reputable brand.

Digikey has a 240W charger they should be shipping at the end of the month:

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yeah I have already ordered one and wait to see how it was like. if I can sort of study what is like

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I’d say for the wattage it’s okay. I’ve got several 120W and 180W single voltage barrel jack PSUs for my NUCs that are the same size.

Working great

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^ this is the one I am using.

That can’t do 240W USB-PD.
Rather, it’s only a 140W USB-PD capable charger, except with multiple ports.

It’s the marketing BS some companies like to do, giving the total wattage, and giving the single-port abilities hidden in finer print.

This is the maximum output you can get on each port:

DC: 140 watts
USB-C1 / USB-C2 / USB-C3: 140 watts
USB-A: 30 watts

The Framework charger can do more, 180W
frame.work/products/16-power-adapter?v=FRANCR000B

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Yup, I just found the same data about the product that’s correct, no 240W Power delivery :confused:

Currently, the only reference I know (and have now) is the DIGIKEY 240W usb-c adapter (1145-ADP-240KBBA) that framework mentionned somewhere some time ago.

I you want to see a sneak peek of the DIGIKEY 240W for some who hesitated without pictures/size comparison of the product check : this link (youtube)

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@chet_merrier posted a Pic of the digikey 240w Adapter just 2 Posts above herr :wink: the digikey one is manufactured by Delta.

Yup I saw it, just there wasn’t the framework charger aside to compare as some may want to now the différence.

It’s really compact for a 240W adapter, even though I think framework manufacturers would do a little better, even more with a replaceable usb c cable. But overall it’s a great adapter.

I’m interested in AllThingsOnePlace reviewing it

btw the powerZ c240 I’m using to see power consumption though usb-c doesn’t work with the adapter, it seam like it can’t power itself (Black screen) while still being capable of charging the laptop

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Thanks for sharing!
I just ordered one :smile:

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ordered mine also 4 Days ago. Today it arrived. Works mighty fine and isn’t that big.

Finally full Frameowrk16 Performance without worrying fo a dead Battery during Game sessions :wink:

I verified by running CPU+GPU Benchmark. GPU pulling 100-120w and CPU about 50w sustained. Battery stayed without a decimal Percentage dropped.



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I don’t think a 240w adapter would be as needed if the GPU had its own power input. The GPU could run at a reduced capacity when on laptop power and full capacity when it has its own power.
This would allow for the GPU and the laptop to run at 180w each.