The seven-device desktop design combines four USB-C ports, three AC outlets and independently documented safety features.

E-Tank was developed around the idea that power distribution, cable organization and the look of the workspace should be considered together. ”

— mfish spokesperson

AL, UNITED STATES, September 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — mfish today detailed how its E-Tank 240W GaN Desktop Charging Station is designed to consolidate power for multi-device workspaces. The desktop unit combines four USB-C charging ports with three AC outlets, allowing as many as seven connected devices to share one organized power point.

The E-Tank is positioned for home offices, creative workspaces and gaming setups where laptops, phones, tablets, displays and accessories may need power at the same time. Its USB-C section provides up to 240W total output. When its four USB-C ports are active together, the listed allocation is up to 100W, 100W, 20W and 20W. With the first two USB-C ports in use, the station can provide up to 140W and 100W respectively to compatible devices.

Three wide-spaced AC outlets provide up to 1,250W combined output for compatible desktop equipment and larger adapters. The spacing is intended to reduce the blocked-outlet problem that can occur when bulky plugs are placed next to one another on conventional power strips.

“The modern desk often has more than one high-power device, plus a collection of smaller accessories,” an mfish spokesperson said. “E-Tank was developed around the idea that power distribution, cable organization and the look of the workspace should be considered together.”

The charging station uses gallium nitride, commonly called GaN, technology and includes automatic power allocation across active USB-C ports. A touch-controlled lighting system provides seven fixed colors and three dynamic effects, and the lighting can be switched off for users who prefer a more minimal setup.

Physical design details include a suction-cup base intended to improve stability on a suitable desktop surface, a 1.5-meter power cord and a housing described by mfish as liquid-metal-coated, fire-resistant polycarbonate. The station measures 196 by 70 by 60 millimeters and weighs approximately 907 grams.

The E-Tank product page also provides direct access to UL and FCC test reports. Listed protection functions include overcurrent, overvoltage, short-circuit and temperature protection. Charging performance can vary by connected device, charging protocol, cable capability and the combination of ports in use.

The mfish E-Tank 240W GaN Desktop Charging Station is available in CyberSilver and CyberPink configurations through the mfish website. Availability, promotional offers and shipping eligibility may vary by date and destination.

More information about the mfish E-Tank 240W GaN Desktop Charging Station, including port-allocation details and supporting documents, is available on the product page.

About mfish

mfish is a consumer electronics brand focused on charging products and mobile power accessories designed for work, travel and everyday use. Its lineup includes GaN chargers, desktop charging stations, power banks and USB-C cables. Learn more at https://www.imfish.com/.

Deric Chen
MFish
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