BEVA 2 Way 3 USB UK–Japan Adapter with 1.5M cable 🔌
Description:
This compact travel power strip converts UK plug sockets for use in Japan while giving space to charge multiple devices at once. It combines two UK AC outlets with three USB ports and a built-in retractable USB‑C cable, making it useful for short business trips or holidays when you need to top up phones, tablets and small gadgets with minimal fuss.
Key Points
The unit lets you plug in two mains appliances and charge up to three USB devices simultaneously, while the retractable USB‑C cable avoids loose cords in your bag. According to the manufacturer, the USB‑C line supports up to 5V/3A which helps faster phone charging compared with standard 5V/1A chargers. The casing is made from fireproof PC material and the design includes a self-wrapping storage band on the extension lead to keep packing tidy. Note that this adaptor does not convert voltage, so device compatibility with Japan’s supply should be checked beforehand.
Technical Specifications
Name
: UK to Japan Plug Adapter with 1.5M Extension Cable, BEVA 2 Way 3 USB (2A+1C) Power Adapter with Retractable USB C Cable for Japan Travel (Type A)- Weight: 350 g
- Dimensions: 4.3 x 2.6 x 1.8 inches
- Extension cable length: 1.5 m (5 ft)
- Maximum capacity: 1250 W (125 V / 10 A)
- USB outputs: two standard USB ports (total 2A) and one USB‑C (5V/3A according to the manufacturer)
- Material: fireproof PC
Benefits
With its compact footprint and light weight, this adapter makes it straightforward to reduce the number of separate chargers you need to pack. The retractable USB‑C cable is handy for keeping a tidy luggage interior and for avoiding tangles at the hotel. Having two AC outlets means you can run a small high‑wattage device and still charge USB devices, as long as the appliance stays within the stated wattage limit.
Usage Recommendations
For best results, place the adapter on a flat surface while in use and avoid covering it with fabrics to reduce heat accumulation. Consider limiting simultaneous use of high‑wattage appliances with USB charging active to stay within the 1250 W rating. If your device requires a different voltage, use an appropriate converter rather than relying on the adapter to change supply voltage.
