A USB power strip going through its test sequence on the GTI6027. Power strips add outlets and switching to the charger equation — the tester checks what each path actually delivers instead of trusting the label. If you manufacture or source power strips, this is the verification step most listings skip.
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A USB power strip going through its test sequence on the GTI6027. Power strips add outlets and switching on top of a charger, so the test items extend accordingly — each USB port is still checked to charger standards.
Q: How is a power-strip test different from a charger test?
A: The strip adds outlet/switching logic; every USB port is still tested to charger standards.
Q: Can multiple ports be tested at once?
A: Yes, multi-channel parallel testing is supported.
Q: Where do I get the datasheet?
A: From the GTI6027BL product page.