Apple Sets 20W USB-C Power Rule for Wall-Mounted HomeView
Apple's support document details the required adapter specs and notes that the box does not include a mount or power adapter.
Apple has published a support document specifying the power adapter requirements for its wall-mounted HomeView device. According to the document, the device requires a 20W USB-C power adapter with an output of at least 9V and 2.22A.
If those conditions are not met, the HomeView may display a "not enough power" warning. The support document also includes troubleshooting steps for resolving the low-power warning, according to 9to5Mac.
Apple states that the product box does not include a mount or a power adapter, meaning both must be purchased separately. The document outlines compatible adapter criteria to help users avoid the warning.
Some third-party mounts support connecting directly to household electrical wiring instead of using a separate USB-C power adapter. In October 2025, earlier reports indicated that Apple sells two kinds of mounts starting at $59 (about 80,000 won), with one additional mount option scheduled to launch in early 2027.
Quick answers
What power adapter does the HomeView require?
Apple states the minimum is a 20W USB-C power adapter that supports at least 9V and 2.22A output.
Does the HomeView box include a mount or power adapter?
No, Apple states the product box does not include a mount or a power adapter.
What happens if the adapter does not meet the requirements?
The device may display a "not enough power" warning. The support document provides troubleshooting steps.