60W (or higher) USB wall socket?

[AlmondSauce]

Looking to fit a USB-C PD wall socket for charging / using a laptop - so I was hoping to find one that supported 90W or higher charging, though 60W would also be tolerable. Looks like the most powerful one I can find though is this, which tops out at 45W Knightsbridge NETUSBPDWH White 50x50mm USB-QC USB-PD Module - https://www.electricalcounter.co.uk/products/Switches+%26+Sockets/Euro+Module+%26+Grid+Switches/Knightsbridge+Modular/Modules/Knightsbridge+NETUSBPDWH+White+50x50mm+1x+USB-QC+A+18W+1x+USB-PD+C+45W+Module/913122623

Anyone know if any higher power versions exist at all?

 

[nicebutdim]

Interesting link. Previously I'd not seen anything greater than 30W.

 

[AlmondSauce]

@nicebutdim Yeah, when I looked eons ago just having any sort of PD was a win (as opposed to standard USB), these days it does seem things have moved on a lot - but not quite to the level where they can comfortably charge any laptop. Some (particularly the lower powered ones) would be fine with that though.

 

[Avo Mk8]

@nicebutdim Yeah, when I looked eons ago just having any sort of PD was a win (as opposed to standard USB), these days it does seem things have moved on a lot - but not quite to the level where they can comfortably charge any laptop. Some (particularly the lower powered ones) would be fine with that though.

I know this post was from about 6 months ago, but things have moved on and higher power now seems to be available - and via Screwfix!

https://www.screwfix.com/p/knightsbridge-63w-5a-63w-3-outlet-type-a-c-usb-socket-matt-white-with-white-inserts/811py

 

[Simon47]

Personally I'd stick with something plugged in. Probably cheaper, easier to move/add to/replace as requirements change or things break.