User Manual: Leviton T5635-W USB Dual Type-C with Power Delivery In-Wall Charger

Introduction

The Leviton T5635-W is a powerful and innovative USB in-wall charger that features two USB Type-C ports with Power Delivery (PD) capability, along with a 15 Amp, 125 Volt tamper-resistant outlet. This charger is designed to provide fast and efficient charging for a wide range of devices, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, and smartwatches. This user manual will guide you through the installation and usage of the Leviton T5635-W in-wall charger.

Installation

Warning: Before starting the installation, make sure to turn off the power at the circuit breaker or fuse box to avoid any risk of electric shock.

1. Remove the existing electrical outlet by unscrewing the wall plate and carefully pulling the outlet from the electrical box.
2. Disconnect the wires from the existing outlet.
3. Connect the wires to the Leviton T5635-W in-wall charger as follows:
   • Black (hot) wire to the brass screw terminal
   • White (neutral) wire to the silver screw terminal
   • Green or bare (ground) wire to the green screw terminal
4. Securely fasten the Leviton T5635-W in-wall charger to the electrical box using the provided screws.
5. Attach a compatible wall plate (not included) to the in-wall charger and secure it with screws.
6. Turn the power back on at the circuit breaker or fuse box and test the in-wall charger to ensure proper operation.

Usage

• Plug your device's USB Type-C charging cable into one of the USB Type-C ports on the Leviton T5635-W in-wall charger.
• Connect the other end of the charging cable to your device.
• If your device is PD-enabled, the charger will automatically detect it and provide the appropriate charging power (up to 30W).
• If your device is not PD-enabled, the charger will provide a standard charging power of 5VDC@3A (15W).
• Both USB Type-C ports can be used simultaneously, providing a total charging power of 30W.
• Use the 15 Amp, 125 Volt tamper-resistant outlet for additional power needs.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What voltages are offered via USB-C PD? Is 20V @ 1.5A one of the modes offered?

A: [email protected] is not offered as a Power Delivery Profile in this device, but it is part of the official PD 3.0 Spec as an optional PD profile for a 30W rated device.

Q: Is there a compatible Stainless face plate for this?

A: 80401-40 is the stainless steel wallplate for this configuration.

Q: Is the outlet UL listed? If not, what certifications does it have?

A: All Leviton products are either UL listed, CE, CSA, CCC, or NOM certified.

Q: Is it able to keep a plugged-in 85W MacBook Pro running indefinitely, or does it run out of power unless plugged in at higher wattage?

A: This charger may not reliably charge higher-powered 15" & 16" MacBook Pros. It can charge lower-powered MacBooks and MacBook Airs, although at a slower rate.

Q: Can this charge 2 iPhone 13s at the same time? Apple's site says minimum power output is 20W for a single phone.

A: Yes. The charger can charge two devices simultaneously, providing a total charging power of 30W.

Q: Will this run a HomePod mini directly plugged into the USB-C port?

A: Since it has power delivery, it will charge or run anything with a USB-C port, including a HomePod mini.

Q: Does the pack of 1 come with a wall plate?

A: Wallplate is not included.

Q: Is this safe for aluminum wiring?

A: Yes.

For more information, please visit the Leviton website or contact their customer support.

Q: What voltages are offered via usb-c pd? is 20v @ 1.5a one of the modes offered?
A: [email protected] is not offered as a Power Delivery Profile in this device, but it is part of the official PD 3.0 Spec as an optional PD profile for a 30W rated device.

Q: What happens if you plug one into the other?
A: I've had all 4 plugs filled and everything works good with no issues.

Q: Is there a compatible Stainless face plate for this?
A: 80401-40 is the stainless steel wallplate for this configuration. David Keller Leviton Vice President, e-Business

Q: Is the outlet ul listed? If not, what certifications does it have?
A: Found via Google, from the Leviton website: "All of our products are either UL listed, CE, CSA, CCC or NOM certified."

Q: Is it able to keep a plugged-in 85W macbook pro running indefinitely, or does it run out of power unless plugged in at higher wattage?
A: There's a difference between more power-efficient MacBooks (Airs and MacBooks) and MacBook Pros when it comes to power requirements (obviously). I can charge the 2015 MB I'm using right now off of a decent phone charger. I took it to Amsterdam last year & Portugal they year before.. and didn't bother to bring its charger either time. Instead, I charged it off my travel USB (phone) charger, off a Lithium power bank, & off a USB power port on a train. This plug would work fine for an older MacBook or an Air. Though It may not recharge either fast,.. it'll charge them and keep them running,. MBPs are more finicky though. They officially have a minimum charger wattage requirement and Apple explicitly says they can't be charged from an under-powered charger like a Cellphone fast charger. I have seen them pull charge from under-rated Power supplies though but those chargers can't always keep up so often they just extend runtime. As others noted, it may not reliably charge higher-powered 15" & 16" MBPs.

Q: Can this charge 2 iPhone 13s at the same time? Apple's site says minimum power output is 20W for a single phone.
A: Yes. We charge 2 large iPAD pros at the same time …..quickly

Q: Will this run a HomePod mini directly plugged into the usb c port?
A: Since it has power delivery it will charge or run anything with a USB C port. I use it to charge my new MacBook Air.

Q: Does the pack of 1 come with a wall plate?
A: Wallplate is not included

Q: Does the usb-c port work with iPhone's MagSafe charger?
A: The USB-C port works like any OTHER USB port. The plug does not attach with a magnet on the outlet side. Your cable might attach to Your device with that type of connection?? But at the wall outlet NO IT IS NOT MagSafe.

Q: Is this safe for aluminum wiring?
A: Yes.