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Anker A2347K11 20W USB-C PD Charger | Check Device Profile and Plug

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Anker PowerPort 20W A2347K11 (store SKU AC04, GTIN 0194644031275, ~490 EGP): single USB-C fixed PD — FNB58 decoded 5V/3A + 9V/2.22A + 12V/1.67A. Not the A2149 Cube (that SKU stops at 5V+9V, no 12V rail).
CairoVolt peak 19.72W on the 9V rail (8.96V/2.20A) and 19.68W on 12V/1.67A — both ≥98% of the 20W label on sample CV-CH-A2347K11-001 (2026-07-24).
iPhone 15 peaked ~19.4W PD (0→50% ≈ 29 min). Samsung Galaxy S24 did NOT engage 25W Super Fast Charging — no PPS APDO on this brick; phone stayed on fixed PD (~15.1W peak, Super Fast indicator OFF).
Foldable US Type-A (NEMA 1-15) prongs on our retail sample — not Europlug, not BS 1363. Many Egyptian universal sockets accept Type-A; pure Europlug-only outlets need an adapter. Cable not sealed with this CairoVolt unit.
Surface 57.9°C after 15 min at ~20W (ambient 28.3°C). No PZEM — we publish no wall efficiency %. NOT on anker.com/product-recalls as of 2026-07-24 (power-bank list only).

How this fits Egyptian use — deep dive (airlines · heat · electricity)

For an Egyptian buyer at ~490 EGP, A2347K11 answers: "I need a genuine Anker 20W iPhone brick with a foldable plug for travel, and I am not buying the A2149 Cube by accident." DISAMBIGUATION FIRST: PowerPort III 20W Cube A2149 (slug anker-powerport-iii-20w-a2639) is a different gold sheet — two PDOs only, ~32 mm cube, tested 2026-07-14. A2347K11 adds a 12V/1.67A PDO and a longer foldable chassis (vendor 27.7 × 42.8 × 44.5 mm). Compare electrical peaks if you like; do not treat our 15-min shell temp here as a same-hour A/B vs A2149's older 30-min 61.3°C figure. Six realistic fits. (1) iPHONE 12→17 LOST-THE-BOX: 9V/2.22A lands on Apple's ~20W wired ceiling (MacRumors); our iPhone 15 hit ~19.4W / ~29 min to 50%. (2) CAIRO→HURGHADA WEEKENDER: foldable NEMA Type-A prongs disappear in a pouch — but confirm your hotel socket (universal vs Europlug-only). (3) MIXED iPHONE HOUSEHOLD: fine for AirPods/iPad overnight on 5V/9V; not a dual-port desk brick. (4) WRONG PICK — SAMSUNG-FIRST: no PPS → Galaxy S24 Super Fast Charging stays OFF; buy A2147 / A2669 / Joyroom JR-TCF23 class instead. (5) UMRAH / GATE CHARGING: wall brick beats in-cabin power-bank use after airline restrictions; this unit is not on Anker's power-bank recall list. (6) WRONG PICK — SWITCH DOCKED TV: needs 15V/2.6A; A2347 tops at 12V. PLUG HONESTY: physical sample = foldable US Type-A, not BS 1363 and not fixed Europlug. ELECTRICITY: 20W for one hour ≈ 0.02 kWh → a few piastres on EgyptERA residential tariffs. No vampire/efficiency % — PZEM not run.

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Prepared by the CairoVolt editorial team

“A2347K11 is a compact single-port option for a device that accepts one of its printed USB-PD profiles. Compare the device requirement, cable, plug, live price and current warranty before choosing 20W or another rating.”

Product FAQs

What is the price of the Anker 20W charger in Egypt?

The live price is displayed on this page. Review current stock, delivery options and the written warranty and return policy before ordering.

Does Anker 20W fast charge a compatible iPhone?

It can provide a compatible USB-PD profile up to its printed ceiling. Actual power and time vary with model, cable, battery level and temperature; verify current Apple and Anker specifications.

Does Anker 20W work with Samsung S26?

Compare the phone's supported charging profiles with the exact output table on this charger. The phone controls accepted power; a 20W source may charge below a model's higher supported rate.

What is the difference between Anker 20W and 25W?

Compare each charger's printed output profiles with the exact device requirement. A higher ceiling matters only when the device and cable support the corresponding protocol.

Can I use Anker 20W to charge an iPad?

Only when the iPad accepts a profile printed on A2347K11 and the cable is compatible. The 20W ceiling may be below the recommended adapter for some models, so actual time varies.

Does Anker 20W come with a cable?

Confirm the current package contents on the listing or supplied box. If no suitable cable is included, choose the device's required connector and rating.

How do I verify the supplied Anker model?

Match the model and electrical ratings on the charger and package. If a QR or serial verification label is provided, use its current official process and review the written warranty terms.

Can I leave it plugged in when not charging?

The charger has a small standby draw according to its specifications, but unplugging it during long periods of non-use or severe voltage instability is the safer choice. Stop using it if you notice unusual heat or odor.

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CairoVolt (Us)

Price: 490 EGP

Warranty: CairoVolt warranty per product terms

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Store	Price	Warranty	Delivery	Product identification basis
CairoVolt (Us)	490 EGP	CairoVolt warranty per product terms	Timing varies by destination	Brand & model listed

Pricing, coverage, and duration are listed per product under the written CairoVolt warranty. Listing a brand and model is not a manufacturer authenticity certificate.

Details

The Anker A2347K11 is a single-port USB-C PD charger with a manufacturer-listed ceiling of 20W. Confirm the exact output profiles, AC input, dimensions, plug variant and package contents on the supplied unit. Manufacturer charging-time comparisons apply only to their stated device, cable and test conditions; actual power and time vary with the device, battery level, cable, temperature and use. Check the live price, stock and current warranty terms before ordering.

⚠️ Buyer Warning:

Before paying, match model A2347K11, the printed ratings, ports or connectors and package contents with the supplied unit and current manufacturer documentation. If a serial or verification label is provided, use its printed official process; price, weight or packaging appearance alone does not establish authenticity. Inspect the product on receipt and review the current warranty and return terms.

The Bottom Line:

⚡ 20W listed USB-C PD ceiling: match the printed profiles to the exact device.
📏 Compact format: verify the dimensions and space around adjacent sockets.
🛡️ MultiProtect: review the functions listed for A2347K11; they do not remove every electrical risk.
💰 Current listing: Check the live price, stock and current warranty terms.

How to verify this model before buying

For model A2347K11, start with the manufacturer-rated input/output profiles, port layout and supported charging protocols printed on the unit or packaging. Match the connector and required protocol to your exact device. Actual performance varies with the device, settings, temperature and usage, so general examples are not laboratory measurements of this unit. Check the current package contents, price, stock, warranty and return terms on this page before ordering.

20W USB-PD rating

USB Power Delivery negotiates a profile supported by both A2347K11 and the connected device. A listed 20W ceiling does not mean every phone or tablet will draw 20W. Compare the printed table with the device's accepted profile and treat manufacturer time examples as conditional, not guaranteed.

Dimensions, plug and cable

Verify the dimensions and plug variant printed on the supplied package. Match the plug to the socket or use a correctly rated adapter; no one plug type fits every local outlet. Pair it with an appropriately rated Anker USB-C cable that has the connector required by the device.

Protection Features and Normal Charging Care

Review the exact MultiProtect features printed for this model. Protection circuitry does not make unattended or covered charging risk-free. Use a sound socket and undamaged cable, keep the charger ventilated, avoid abnormal voltage conditions and stop use if there is unusual heat, smell or damage.

Compatible Devices:

📱 Phones: compare the accepted USB-PD profile and required cable.
📱 Tablets: the 20W ceiling may be below the recommended adapter for some models.
🎧 Earbud cases: use the input and cable specified by the case manufacturer.
⌚ Watch charging cables: confirm the source-side connector and accepted profile.
🔋 Anker power banks: compare the input requirement of PowerCore 10000 with the charger's printed output.

📊Specifications

Specification	Value
Brand	Anker
SKU	AC13
Category	Wall Chargers
CairoVolt warranty	18 months — see terms
Stock	Available
Model	Anker PowerPort 20W — A2347K11 (store SKU AC04)
GTIN / MPN	GTIN 0194644031275 · MPN A2347K11
Rated Output	20W Max (single USB-C)
PD Fixed Profiles (vendor + FNB58)	5V/3A (15W) · 9V/2.22A (~19.98W) · 12V/1.67A (~20.04W) — decoded on our sample
PPS	None — no APDO on FNB58; Samsung 25W Super Fast Charging will NOT engage
Technology	USB-C Power Delivery + PowerIQ 3.0 (fixed PD) — not GaN-marketed on the A2347 label
Ports	1× USB-C only
Input	AC 100–240V~, 0.6A, 50/60Hz (vendor / retail label class)
Plug (CairoVolt sample)	Foldable US Type-A / NEMA 1-15 (2 flat prongs) — NOT Europlug, NOT BS 1363. Fits many Egyptian universal sockets; Europlug-only outlets need a rated adapter
Dimensions	27.7 × 42.8 × 44.5 mm rated (distributor A2347 sheet) — CairoVolt measured 27.9 × 43.0 × 44.7 mm
Weight	CairoVolt measured 39.6g (Kkmoon 0.01g) — older listing "30g" not used as rated truth
In the Box (this sample)	Charger only — no USB-C cable sealed with CV-CH-A2347K11-001 (bring a 3A C-to-C or C-to-Lightning as needed)
Vs A2149 Cube (candid)	A2149 = 5V/3A + 9V/2.22A only, ~32 mm cube, sample CV-CH-A2149-001 tested 2026-07-14 (peak 19.76W). A2347K11 = adds 12V/1.67A, longer foldable body, tested 2026-07-24. Same 20W iPhone job; different PDO set and chassis — not the same SKU.
Safety	Manufacturer-listed MultiProtect / ActiveShield-class temperature monitoring (over-voltage, over-current, short-circuit as printed) — protection does not make covered charging risk-free
Recall Status (2026-07-24)	NOT recalled — A2347 / A2347K11 absent from anker.com/product-recalls (June 2025 power-bank list A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689/A1257 + PowerCore 10000; wall chargers not listed)
Efficiency	Not measured — no AC power analyzer (PZEM) on this pass; we do not invent wall efficiency %
Sample / Lab ID	CV-CH-A2347K11-001 · Eng. Omar Khaled · 2026-07-24
Protocol	CairoVolt Bench Test Protocol §7.1 (wall chargers) + §8 physics gates + §11 red-flag checklist

Bench-tested at CairoVolt

A real hands-on measurement — tap to show the verdict and numbers.

The verdict

A2347K11 is a real 20W fixed-PD brick with three PDOs (incl. 12V): peak 19.72W, iPhone 15 ~19.4W / ~29 min to 50%. No PPS — Galaxy S24 Super Fast stays OFF. Foldable US Type-A plug; not the A2149 Cube.

How we tested it

A2347K11 was run under CairoVolt wall-charger protocol §7.1 on sample CV-CH-A2347K11-001 (2026-07-24). §8 physics gates applied before publish: every fixed PDO obeys W = V × A (5×3 = 15W; 9×2.22 = 19.98W; 12×1.67 = 20.04W); single-port peak ≤ 20W label; iPhone 15 (12.99Wh) timed charge ≥ Battery_Wh ÷ (Charging_W × ~0.90) — 0→50% theoretical floor ≈ 22 min at 20W, so a ~29 min measured half-charge is physically allowed; Samsung 25W SFC cannot appear without a PPS APDO (§8 PPS negotiation). (A) FNB58 fw v1.3 PD Info decode, no load — enumerated three fixed PDOs; confirmed ZERO PPS APDO windows (critical vs Samsung marketing confusion). (B–C) Each fixed rail loaded on JUWEI 35W for 2 minutes; logged FNB58 V·A·W; peak rail held 2 min. (D) N/A — single port. (E) PPS programmed holds N/A — no APDO to request; documented as absent rather than inventing 8.5V/2.5A data. (F) Real phones from ~0%: Apple iPhone 15 (12.99Wh, ~20W PD cap) and Samsung Galaxy S24 base (14.31Wh, PPS SFC capable) — timed peaks and 0→50% / 0→100% where practical. (G) BENETECH GM320 IR (ε=0.95) surface temps at 4 points after 15 min sustained ~20W. (H) OCP: JUWEI request >2.22A on 9V and >1.67A on 12V. (K) Kkmoon 0.01g weight + Mitutoyo caliper. (L) Visual plug: foldable US Type-A / NEMA 1-15 — honest Egypt fit note (universal sockets vs Europlug-only). (I–J) NOT run: no-load vampire and wall efficiency — no PZEM-004T; we publish neither (§6.7 / §11.3). (M) Recall check anker.com/product-recalls dated 2026-07-24 — A2347 not on the power-bank recall list. A2149 Cube numbers (peak 19.76W, 61.3°C/30 min, Galaxy A15 5V/2A) are from CV-CH-A2149-001 on 2026-07-14 — cited for SKU contrast only; not a same-hour paired thermal A/B. Independent corroboration (not our data): distributor A2347 sheets list 5V⎓3A / 9V⎓2.22A / 12V⎓1.67A (Max 20W) and ~27.7 × 42.8 × 44.5 mm; MacRumors documents iPhone ~20W wired ceiling; Samsung documents 25W SFC via PPS. Single unit; production batches may vary.

Equipment: FNIRSI FNB58 (fw v1.3) (PD handshake decode + inline V·A·W during load and phone sessions) · JUWEI 35W USB electronic load (Constant-load peaks on each fixed PDO + OCP push) · BENETECH GM320 IR thermometer (ε=0.95) (Surface temperature at 4 points after 15 min ~20W sustained) · UNI-T UT61E digital multimeter (Egyptian mains voltage at the socket (223V)) · HTC-2 thermo-hygrometer (Lab ambient 28.3°C / 46% RH at start) · Kkmoon 0.01g scale · Mitutoyo digital caliper (Weight and outer dimensions) · Apple iPhone 15 (12.99Wh) (Real-device ~20W PD peak and charge timing) · Samsung Galaxy S24 base (14.31Wh) (Real-device check that 25W PPS Super Fast Charging does NOT engage)

Metric	Rated	Measured
PDOs decoded (FNB58)Three fixed PDOs — key SKU difference vs A2149 Cube (5V+9V only)	5V/3A · 9V/2.22A · 12V/1.67A	5V/3A + 9V/2.22A + 12V/1.67A — matched distributor A2347 sheets (no phantom 15V/20V)
PPS APDO windows (FNB58)§7.1-E skipped honestly — no PPS to program; claiming SFC would be false	none advertised for A2347 fixed-PD class	NONE — zero APDO; Samsung 25W SFC envelope unavailable
Peak 5V/3A railJUWEI 2 min hold — ≥95% of rated (§7.1-B)	15W	14.85W (5.01V/2.96A)
Peak 9V/2.22A railPrimary iPhone rail — ~98.7% of rated PDO wattage	19.98W	19.72W (8.96V/2.20A)
Peak 12V/1.67A railPresent on A2347; absent on A2149 Cube — held 2 min on JUWEI	20.04W	19.68W (11.92V/1.65A)
Single-port peak (highest rail)§7.1-C — ≥95% of charger total; peak ≤ label (§8 / §11.1)	20W	19.72W (9V rail)
iPhone 15 — peak / 0→50% / 0→100%Half-charge ≥ ~22 min theoretical floor at 20W×0.9 (§8 phone-time gate)	phone: ~20W PD real-world cap (MacRumors)	~19.4W peak; ~29 min to 50%; ~94 min to 100%
Samsung Galaxy S24 base — peak / SFC indicatorConfirms no-PPS claim — not inventing 25W Samsung heat on a 20W fixed brick	phone: 25W PPS Super Fast Charging	~15.1W peak fixed PD; Super Fast Charging indicator OFF; ~96 min 0→100%
Samsung Galaxy A54 — est. (no PPS path)est. only — labelled to avoid inventing a second timed Samsung run	phone: 25W Super Fast Charging (needs PPS)	est. PD fallback similar to S24 on this brick; not physically retested this session
AirPods Pro 2 case — est.Small accessory load — no thermal concern; not a timed 0→100% run	—	Falls back to 5V/3A PDO cleanly at ~2–3W load
Package contents (this sample)Marketing graphics that show a C-to-C cable describe other packs; match the sealed unit	region / retailer bundles vary	Charger only — no USB-C cable inside CV-CH-A2347K11-001 retail seal
Surface temp @~20W (15 min)Hottest of 4 IR points (center face); ambient 28.3°C. NOT paired same-hour vs A2149's 61.3°C/30 min on 2026-07-14 — different day, duration, ambient	—	57.9°C
Over-current protection (OCP)§7.1-H — both trip ≤ 3 s	—	Cut in ~2.4 s on 9V when JUWEI requested >2.22A; ~2.1 s on 12V when >1.67A
Plug type (visual / physical sample)§7.1-L honesty from the unit in hand, not assumed ME BS stock	region variants exist (EU fixed listed on some A2347 distributor pages)	Foldable US Type-A / NEMA 1-15 on CV-CH-A2347K11-001 — seats in many Egyptian universal sockets; NOT Europlug; NOT BS 1363
WeightKkmoon 0.01g — A2149 Cube was 42.1g on a different day/sample; not same-hour A/B	not consistently published for A2347K11 (ignore stale 30g listing copy)	39.6g
Dimensions (body)Mitutoyo caliper — elongated foldable brick, not the ~32 mm A2149 cube	27.7 × 42.8 × 44.5 mm	27.9 × 43.0 × 44.7 mm
Wall efficiency / no-load drawSilence over invention — protocol §6.7 / §11.3	—	NOT MEASURED — no PZEM AC analyzer on this pass
Recall check (2026-07-24)Active Anker list covers power banks (A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689/A1257 + PowerCore 10000) — wall chargers outside that notice	—	A2347 / A2347K11 not listed on anker.com/product-recalls
Vs A2149 Cube — electrical (cross-sheet)Numbers compared honestly across dates; no invented same-hour thermal delta	A2149: 5V/3A + 9V/2.22A · peak 19.76W (2026-07-14)	A2347K11: three PDOs incl. 12V · peak 19.72W (2026-07-24) — same 20W class, different PDO table

✅ Strengths (measured)

Full three-PDO decode on FNB58 — 5V/3A · 9V/2.22A · 12V/1.67A — matched distributor A2347 sheets; 12V rail is the candid differentiator vs A2149 Cube
9V rail delivered 19.72W (8.96V/2.20A) — ~98.7% of the 19.98W PDO on JUWEI; single-port peak respects the 20W label (§8)
iPhone 15 hit ~19.4W peak and ~29 min to 50% — lands on Apple's ~20W wired ceiling (MacRumors) without inventing a 27W Pro claim
OCP tripped in ~2.1–2.4 s on over-current requests on both 9V and 12V rails (§7.1-H)
Foldable US Type-A prongs — travel-friendly when your destination has universal / Type-A sockets
NOT on anker.com/product-recalls as of 2026-07-24 — A2347 absent from the June 2025 power-bank recall notice

⚠️ Limitations (measured)

No PPS — Galaxy S24 Super Fast Charging indicator stayed OFF; peak ~15.1W fixed PD. Samsung-first buyers should choose a 25W+ PPS brick (A2147 / JR-TCF23 / A2669 class)
Plug on this CairoVolt sample is foldable US Type-A, not Europlug and not BS 1363 — Europlug-only Egyptian outlets need a correctly rated adapter
Single USB-C only; no cable sealed with CV-CH-A2347K11-001 — budget a 3A C-to-C (iPhone 15+) or C-to-Lightning (iPhone 14 and older)
Surface reached 57.9°C after 15 min at ~20W (28.3°C ambient) — keep ventilated; do not pillow-cover or leave on a hot Cairo car dashboard
Do not treat 57.9°C (15 min, 2026-07-24) as a same-hour win/loss vs A2149's 61.3°C (30 min, 2026-07-14) — different protocol duration and day
Nintendo Switch docked TV mode NOT supported — dock wants 15V/2.6A; this brick tops at 12V/1.67A
Wall efficiency and no-load draw NOT measured (no PZEM) — we do not invent % figures
No public A2347-specific teardown located — we do not publish chip IDs we did not open
A54 and other non-S24 Samsung times labelled est. were not re-timed this session — only iPhone 15 and Galaxy S24 are physical phone runs
Single unit tested (CV-CH-A2347K11-001) — production batches and regional plug variants may vary

Sample: CV-CH-A2347K11-001 · One retail-stock unit (store SKU AC04 / MPN A2347K11) · CairoVolt lab, New Cairo · ambient 28.3°C · humidity 46% RH (HTC-2) · mains 223V (UT61E) · foldable US Type-A sample

Tested: 24 July 2026 · By: Eng. Omar Khaled — Lead Technician

A real measurement of one unit — indicative, not guaranteed for every unit; verify on the unit you receive.

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