Charge-Plus LAN

How the Charge-Plus LAN Ethernet OTG Adapter Works

The Charge-Plus LAN adapter provides compatible USB-C mobile devices* with simultaneous charging and access to data (SimulCharge™). It features wired Ethernet connectivity, two USB-A ports for peripherals and an OTG mode for when it is not plugged in.

The Charge-Plus LAN’s Ethernet port provides a reliable 10/100-capable wired network connection that is more stable than Wi-Fi.

OTG Mode for Portability

The small adapter can easily be carried around in your pocket and it features an OTG mode. Like with SimulCharge™, the mobile device remains as USB Host so it can communicate with peripherals. However, unlike SimulCharge™, OTG mode lets the mobile device to power the peripherals from its own battery. This allows you to use the Charge-Plus LAN without an external AC power source.

The adapter comes in a red ABS casing that protects the electronics from mild shocks and impacts, allowing it to be used in different implementations. It ships with an 8-inch (20 cm) USB-C to USB-C cable required to connect the adapter to the mobile device. However, you can use a third-party cable up to 3 ft (1 m) in length.

The USB-C power port is rated for the standard 5 volts at 2 amps. It is recommended to use the charging cable that came with the mobile device**.

*The Charge-Plus LAN is not compatible with all USB-C mobile devices. Please see the list of tested devices.
**A separate power supply is not included.

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