Full Protocol Coverage
We support PD 3.0, PD 3.1, PPS, and GaN technology across every wattage tier, so you get one supplier for your entire product line.
Quankang designs and manufactures USB PD chargers for device manufacturers in medical, industrial, networking, and smart electronics. From 20W to 240W, our USB-C Power Delivery chargers support PD 3.0, PD 3.1, PPS, and GaN technology, with full ODM customization and engineering support from specification review through mass production.
Choosing the right USB PD charger depends on output power, charging protocol, mechanical design, and application requirements. Quankang offers USB-C PD charger solutions, from compact, low-power models to high-power PD 3.1 chargers up to 240W, helping you quickly match the right power solution to your product.

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| Series | Output Power | Protocol | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20W PD Charger | 5V/3A, 9V/2.22A | PD 3.0 | Compact devices |
| 30W PD Charger | Up to 30W | PD 3.0 / PPS | Portable equipment |
| 45W PD Charger | Up to 45W | PD 3.0 / PPS | Higher power devices |
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| Series | Output Power | Technology | Key Capability |
|---|---|---|---|
| 65W PD Charger | 65W | PD 3.0 / PPS | Laptop and high-power devices |
| 100W PD Charger | 100W | PD 3.0 / GaN | High-power USB-C charging |
| 140W PD Charger | 140W | PD 3.1 | Advanced fast charging |
| 240W PD Charger | 240W | PD 3.1 EPR | Maximum USB-C power delivery |
We support PD 3.0, PD 3.1, PPS, and GaN technology across every wattage tier, so you get one supplier for your entire product line.
Our GaN-based designs deliver higher power density with reduced heat generation, keeping output consistent even under continuous load.
Voltage, current, connector, cable length, housing, and labeling can all be tailored to match your device's exact specifications.
Our team guides your project from specification review and sample validation through to mass production — not just a parts sale.
Every unit undergoes functional testing, and production batches go through burn-in and aging tests as well as EMC and safety compliance checks.
We maintain stable output quality across every batch, so the charger you validated is the charger you keep receiving.
Many device manufacturers need more than a standard charger. Our ODM process covers electrical design, mechanical requirements, protocol configuration, and production support, so your power adapter matches your device’s actual operating conditions, not just its rated output.
| Custom Requirement | Available Options |
|---|---|
| Output Voltage & Current | Customized voltage and current parameters according to device requirements |
| Power Range | 20W, 30W, 45W, 65W, 100W, 140W, and 240W USB PD solutions |
| USB-C PD Protocol | USB PD 3.0, PD 3.1, and PPS fast charging support |
| Connector & Cable | USB-C cable length, connector selection, and wiring requirements |
| Mechanical Design | Housing size, structure adjustment, and product labeling |
Your project moves through specification review, engineering samples for verification, design optimization for reliability and thermal performance, compliance support for your target markets, and stable long-term production.
Portable medical equipment needs a power adapter that matches a compact form factor without compromising charging performance. Quankang supports USB PD solutions for diagnostic equipment, patient monitoring devices, home healthcare equipment, respiratory care devices, and infusion devices, with flexible voltage and current configurations suited to different battery-powered designs.


Industrial applications demand stable power delivery under continuous operation and variable working conditions. Our USB PD chargers are built to maintain consistent output performance for handheld devices, portable terminals, and other industrial equipment where reliability under load is non-negotiable.
Routers, switches, gateways, and surveillance systems are typically installed and run continuously after deployment. Our USB-C PD chargers provide stable long-term power for Wi-Fi routers, network switches, set-top boxes, surveillance cameras, and video intercom systems.


Smart devices often span multiple product versions with different power demands. USB PD lets manufacturers support multiple output levels and charging protocols on a single compatible platform, ideal for smart locks, smart speakers, smart home devices, and similar connected products.
for broad USB-C device compatibility across different power requirements
for applications that require adjustable voltage output and more flexible power negotiation
for higher power density, smaller charger size, and improved efficiency
including PD 3.1 EPR configurations for high-power USB-C applications
to maintain stable performance during continuous operation and demanding load conditions

Every USB PD charger we manufacture follows the same specification that was validated during sample approval — not an adjusted version built during production.
The charger’s rated output shouldn’t be chosen based solely on your device’s maximum power draw. If your device typically requires around 60W, running a 65W charger at near-maximum output for extended periods limits your operating margin. We review your power requirement, operating temperature, and duty cycle together before recommending a wattage tier.
The rated power is the charger’s maximum capability, not a fixed output. A 100W PD charger may support up to 20V/5A, but if your device only requests 20V/3A, actual output will be around 60W. We verify the PD negotiation result for your specific device rather than relying on the charger label alone.
Only if your device uses PPS charging. Many industrial and professional devices only require fixed PD voltage profiles. We match the supported protocol to your actual device requirement rather than adding PPS by default.
Verification includes output voltage and current testing, PD protocol communication testing, protection function testing, temperature rise testing, aging tests under rated load, and EMC and safety verification.
Yes. Once your sample is approved, it becomes the reference for production. Components, assembly, and final testing are controlled against that approved design, so your small-batch samples and full production run deliver consistent performance.
This depends on your target market and end equipment. General IT equipment typically requires safety and EMC compliance, while medical applications may require additional standards such as IEC 60601-1. We recommend confirming certification requirements before finalizing your charger design, as it can affect the product structure and testing process.
Whether you need a single wattage tier or a complete PD charger lineup across your product range, Quankang’s engineering team is ready to review your specifications and recommend the right solution.