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15W Wireless Chargers: The Five Core Models

Five models publish the wireless line's core specification in its plainest form: 15W maximum output, a 9V/3A-class input, a 1 m / 3A cable and a Type-C interface, without a multi-device format designation on their pages. This page groups them and explains what the 15W figure means.

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15W maxoutput ceiling
9V / 3Ainput class
1 m / 3Acable specification
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The core models

ModelConfigurationInputOutput profile (as published)Plug / finishCerts listed
MSSN-420Wireless charger, 15W maxInput 9V/3AOutput power 15W (max); 1m / 3A cable; Type-C interfaceColors: white, black; ABS composite—
MSSN-421Wireless charger, 15W maxInput 9V/3AOutput power 15W (max); 1m / 3A cable; Type-C interfaceColors: white, black; ABS composite—
MSSN-422Wireless charger, 15W maxInput 9V/3AOutput power 15W (max); 1m / 3A cable; Type-C interfaceColors: white, black; ABS composite—
MSSN-423Wireless charger, 15W maxInput 9V/3AOutput power 15W (maximum); 1m / 3A line; Type-C interfaceColors: white, black; ABS composite—
MSSN-D222Wireless charger, 15W maxOutput voltage 5V/3A, 9V/3AOutput power 15W (maximum); 1m / 3A line; Type-C interfaceColor: gray; ABS composite + hardware—
MSSN-D222 is the grey variant of the group and adds hardware to its ABS composite material line. The other four publish identical core data in white and black; format and shape differences between them are confirmed from samples and product images at quotation.

What 15W means - and what it does not

15W is the maximum the charger can deliver to a compatible phone under aligned, cool conditions. It is not the average power across a full charge (phones taper as they fill), and it depends on the wall adapter holding the published 9V/3A-class input - an under-rated adapter silently caps the charger. This is why the input requirement is printed next to the output claim throughout this site: the two numbers are one system. The wireless vs wired guide quantifies the real-world speed difference, and the heat article explains why temperature manages the top step.

Where these models fit

Price-led wireless programs, bundle boxes and first wireless SKUs for a channel: the core models carry the line's headline specification without the foldable mechanisms and extra positions of the 3-in-1 and 4-in-1 series. If your shelf needs the multi-device story, step up a series rather than stretching this one's copy. A 30W GaN adapter from the 30W tier covers the input requirement with headroom.

Differentiation inside an identical core spec

Four of the five core models publish identical core data - the honest reading is that they differ in housing and shape, which the specification text does not capture. That is a sample-led decision: order the group, judge the industrial design in hand, and let the ID carry the differentiation while the electrical platform stays common. For a buyer this is quietly good news - one electrical qualification covers the whole group, and the shelf variety comes from shape rather than from five separate compliance stories. MSSN-D222 remains the exception that proves the rule: its grey finish and hardware-added material line are published differences you can specify today.

Program note: because the core specification is shared, these models are the natural candidates for market-specific colour or finish conversations under the OEM scope - the electrical file does not change when the housing story does.

Program terms for this series

Standard terms across the catalogue: MOQ normally 3,000 pcs per item; lead time around 35 days after pre-production sample confirmation; 12-month warranty; payment by T/T, L/C, D/P or D/A. OEM/ODM scope — logo, wattage and port configuration — is set out on the OEM/ODM page. Send model numbers, plug standard and quantity through the contact page for a configuration-accurate quote.