“If I only use one USB port to power a device, is it capable to provide the 24w in one port, or the limit is 12 pero usb port?”

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• Hi, GEJF. Each USB-A port can provide up to 12W only.

  Answered by BelkinStaff 5 years ago

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• It is 12w per a USB port.

  Answered by LongRX7 5 years ago

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• I believe the limit is 12W per port. The 24W is more of a reference to it's total ability if you had 2 devices hooked up to it.

  Answered by JKinSYR 5 years ago

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• It's 12W per port....does not double if only one port is used.

  Answered by stevefromtheburbs 5 years ago

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• It is limited to 12W for each port. Even if you just use 1 port at a time, it's limited to 12W on that port. I own it so I know.

  Answered by teasten 5 years ago

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