“How many amps in total and for each of the two USB ports?”

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• The USB ports will output a total of 2.1 amps. If you output 1 amp to one of the ports. The other port will draw 1.1 amps.

  Answered by RocketfishCustomerSupport 9 years ago

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• Total is 2.1 amps for both ports (combined). They do not have isolated outputs. Probably it would not charge two Samsung S8/S9 simultaneously, for instance. One at a time should be more than OK though.

  Answered by FabioK 7 years ago

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• 2.1

  Answered by Symbiotic 8 years ago

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• The two ports combined output 2.1 amps.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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• They are 5V and 2.1A each.

  Answered by Rocketfisher 9 years ago

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• I used my protector in a standard household receptacle wired w the correct size (or gauge) wire protected by a 15 amp breaker at the main panel according to my licensed master electrician. My guess is the USB plugs on the protector are wired separately within the protector & the "amps" from the household wiring do not apply. Please consult your own licensed electrician for use in your location...

  Answered by nimrod109 9 years ago

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