The EU's Common Charger Directive mandates USB-C ports for most rechargeable devices, aiming to standardize charging interfaces. This regulation enhances device compatibility, allows consumers to buy devices without chargers, improves transparency for buyers, and reduces both consumer costs and environmental waste by minimizing redundant chargers. This mandate is new, and guidance may be subject to change.
A charger is included with the purchase of the item.
A charger is not included with the purchase of the item.
Dynamic labels for the charger’s power range, watt indicator, and fast charging capabilities.
The power range is shown with the minimum wattage first, followed by a hyphen with spaces on each side, and then the maximum wattage. Though rare, the maximum permitted range can include up to 2 digits followed by a single decimal point.
“W” is always visible and represents watts. It should not be changed to any other type of measure.
USB PD is only displayed when a charger has fast charging capabilities.
Though uncommon, the power range will wrap to a maximum of two lines if it exceeds the container’s width. This may also occur if a user increases their browser’s font size settings.
USB PD is only displayed when a charger has fast charging capabilities. When a charger is not fast charging, the range and watt indicator align to the middle of the container.
The CCD components maintain the same dimensions on both small and large screens with a height of 57px, which accommodates a type size of 7px.
The CCD pictograms are placed next to each other and as close to the item’s price as possible.
On larger screens, the pictograms remain the same size and placement.
Do use the defined size of the CCD pictograms.
Don’t alter the size of the CCD pictograms.
Do follow the formatting of the power range.
Don’t use other text strings as a replacement for the power range.
Do place the CCD pictograms as close to the item’s price as possible.
Don’t place the CCD pictograms further away from the item’s price.
