New RV USB plugs, what amperage are they?
Many new(ish) devices require the higher powered, 2.1-amp USB plugs. On the flip side, most of the plugs I've seen in RVs I believe are under an amp. Anybody knowledgeable on this subject? Is the R...
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The USB standard and implementation now support Power Density devices that support up to 5A and 48V (240W) for more power. Electronics on each end and a special USB-C cable. Somewhere I read that there is a Apple computer that uses the PD protocol.
In addition data transfer is ramping up - USB4 is 40Gpbs or 4.8GB/s and it uses USB C.
The OP is wanting a RV standard that doesn't exist any more than a home based standard.
I agree with the prior post indicating installed RV ports are likely what's cheap or on hand.
In addition data transfer is ramping up - USB4 is 40Gpbs or 4.8GB/s and it uses USB C.
The OP is wanting a RV standard that doesn't exist any more than a home based standard.
I agree with the prior post indicating installed RV ports are likely what's cheap or on hand.
