Extension lead 6 USB slots 1.5m
Product description
A power strip that keeps your home and office sockets under control, this extension lead adds USB charging alongside AC outlets so you can run appliances and power up devices in the same spot. The white design from the 6 USB slots range makes it practical for desks, bedrooms, kitchens, and worktops where cable clutter quickly builds up, with surge protection to help safeguard connected electronics. 🔌
Key points
When you have multiple devices to charge and a few higher power appliances to plug in, this extension lead brings together both AC power and USB ports in one compact unit. It includes four AC outlets for mains connections, alongside six USB slots, so you can charge up to 10 devices at once depending on your setup. The included switch lets you control the AC outlets and USB ports for more convenient day to day use.
A standout benefit here is the built in surge suppression technology. Electrical surges and voltage spikes can happen unexpectedly, and the integrated protection is designed to help keep your electronics and appliances safer during sudden fluctuations. There are also child safety shutters on the sockets, which adds an extra layer of security in busy households. 🙂
This lead is 1.5 metres long, giving you flexibility to reach power sources without needing a complicated extension chain. Two mounting holes support a wall mounted or under counter style installation, helping you keep work surfaces more organised. 😃
It suits most everyday charging needs where you want a clean charging hub for phones, tablets, and other USB powered devices, while still having standard AC outlets available for appliances. It can also be useful in kitchens and bedrooms where you want to plug in practical items like microwaves or hair dryers, subject to the stated maximum capacity.
Tech specs
- Type: 4 way surge protected extension lead with USB charging
- AC outlets: 4 outlets
- USB slots: 6 slots including 3 USB C and 3 USB A
- USB output: up to 15 W via USB C, up to 12 W via USB A
- Total USB output: up to 24 W and 4.8 A across all USB ports
- Surge protection: integrated surge suppression technology
- Cable length: 1.5 m with on off switch
What stands out
The design focuses on combining charging and mains power in one unit, so you are not forced to choose between an extension lead and a separate USB charger. With both USB A and USB C ports, it supports mixed device types, including newer USB C charging needs and traditional USB A devices. It also uses auto detection for connected devices, aiming to maximise the fastest possible charge speed for each device you plug in. ⚡
For mains power, the extension lead is described as having a maximum capacity of up to 3250 W at 250 V and 13 A, which matters if you plan to connect higher wattage kitchen or home appliances. Use the switch to manage power to the AC outlets and USB charging, which can be helpful when you want to reduce standby use or tidy up your desk workflow. The 1.5 metre cable also helps when a socket is a little further away than you would like.
One more practical point is the wall mountable design. Two mounting holes let you install the lead on multiple surfaces, including desks, workbenches, walls, floors, and under counters, depending on where you want the power available. That can reduce trailing cables and make it easier to keep a consistent charging point. You also get child safety shutters on all sockets, adding peace of mind around the mains outlets.
It’s not just about convenience, it’s also about safer power habits around everyday electronics. If you want one unit that can handle device charging and typical plug in appliances together, it makes a sensible choice, provided your devices and appliances are within the stated capacity limits. 🙂
Who it’s for
It’s a good fit if you want a single charging and power solution for a home desk, bedroom setup, or kitchen area where you frequently plug in devices and appliances. It makes sense if you have a mix of USB C and USB A devices and you prefer using one station rather than multiple chargers across the room.
You may want to skip it if your use case is very low power only and you already have sufficient USB charging elsewhere, because a combined lead can be more than you need. It might not be a great match if you plan to exceed the stated maximum capacity for the AC outlets, or if the cable length does not suit where you need the connection to reach.