How to how to get my 15W wireless charger to charge at full capacity

[Frode]

Hi, so I recently bought a 15W wireless charger for my Samsung s10. But I do have some trouble figuring out how to get fast wireless charging working on my S10. I can only get standard 5W wireless charging, and I have tried using the included Samsung wall adapter etc.

 

The wireless charger im using is this one: https://www.smartlinesweden.com/sv/p/tradlos-qi-laddare-15w-gra/

 

If this is to any help, i found this on a another website:

Input: DC5V 2A, DC9V 1,67A, DC12V 1,67A
Output: 15W/10W/7,5W/5W

 

Thanks in advance, and any idead and information is appriciated

[DarkEnergy]

What is your power adapter rated for?

 

Nevermind, I found the specs.

Edited May 28, 2020 by DarkEnergy

[Frode]

6 minutes ago, DarkEnergy said:

What is your power adapter rated for?

 

Nevermind, I found the specs.

Aight, it is just the standard included adaptive fast charger from samsung, it is called EP-TA20EWE. Just throwing it out to other people

[Lord Vile]

20 hours ago, Frode said:

Aight, it is just the standard included adaptive fast charger from samsung, it is called EP-TA20EWE. Just throwing it out to other people

What cable are you using? 

 

I wouldn't wirelessly charge anyway it melts the battery.

[Frode]

On 5/29/2020 at 6:54 PM, Lord Vile said:

What cable are you using? 

 

I wouldn't wirelessly charge anyway it melts the battery.

Sorry for late reply, but I have tested with the included normal samsung usb A to USB C cable. I tried the provided and I also went out of my way and boiught a cable that is capable of pushing 3A and a wall adapter that could push 2.4. Thoose specifics was what I recieved from the company that makes these. Still dosent work thoe.

[Lord Vile]

22 minutes ago, Frode said:

Sorry for late reply, but I have tested with the included normal samsung usb A to USB C cable. I tried the provided and I also went out of my way and boiught a cable that is capable of pushing 3A and a wall adapter that could push 2.4. Thoose specifics was what I recieved from the company that makes these. Still dosent work thoe.

That's weird, could the charger be faulty? 

 

Again though I would advise against wireless charging it's not good for batteries and personally I'm not a fan of poking the Li-ion bear with a stick. 

[Sse.yassin]

The power adapter have to be higher wattege than the output as wireless charge disapate

Alot of lost power due to high temperature and wireless charging is not an effete  efficient way of electricity transfer