Extension Lead with 4 Sockets and 3 USB Ports (30W) – 2m, 4 Individual Switches, Surge Protected, Wall Mountable
Product description
What it is
This extension lead combines 4 AC outlets with 3 USB ports, providing space to charge phones, tablets and small devices while keeping a tidy workspace. It offers up to 3000W/13A across the sockets and a total 30W USB output, which can help speed up charging when multiple devices are connected.
How it works

The unit is designed for homes, offices and study spaces where wall sockets are at a premium. Each outlet is independently switchable, so you can power down devices one by one to save energy without unplugging everything. The USB-C ports deliver up to 30W together, with one USB-A port complementing the two USB-C sockets for mixed charging needs.
Design and build
With a 2m extension cord, the lead is long enough to reach most desks or workstations. The body is described as fire‑resistant and features a 13A fuse for basic overcurrent protection. The outlets are spaced fairly wide (roughly 5.2 cm apart) to accommodate larger plug heads. It also includes child‑safe shutters, which adds a layer of safety in homes with children.



Who it’s for
This is practical for anyone who lacks sufficient wall outlets at a single point—think living rooms with multiple chargers, dorms, study spaces, or small offices where space is at a premium. If you regularly juggle phones, tablets, laptops and a few peripherals, this model can reduce desk clutter and keep cables under control.
What stands out (pros) and what might hold it back (cons)

- Pros: independent switches for each outlet, 2 USB‑C ports plus a USB‑A port, 2m cord length offers flexibility, wide outlet spacing helps big adapters fit, surge protection and a protective casing add safety for everyday use.
- Cons: the total USB output is limited to 30W even when using multiple USB ports, so high‑demand USB devices may charge slower than dedicated chargers. The notes do not specify additional energy‑monitoring features or smart USB ports.
When it makes sense to buy
If you need to expand a limited number of sockets without piling multiple adaptors, and you value individual control over each outlet, this device can simplify a setup. It’s a sensible option for a home office, a study space or a living room where several devices are used simultaneously but wall outlets are scarce.



When you might want to skip it
If you rely on high‑power USB‑C charging for devices that need more than 30W total, or if you require built‑in energy monitoring, a higher‑spec multi‑port solution could be worth considering. Also, if you need more than 2m of reach or a more compact footprint for a travel environment, this model may feel limited.
What to check before buying

- Confirm the total mains rating (up to 3000W/13A) matches your primary devices.
- Check the physical layout: 5.2 cm socket spacing helps with bulky plugs, but confirm there is enough room for your largest adapters.
- Consider placement: wall mounting holes and anti‑slip feet aid stability but verify where you intend to install it.
- Evaluate USB needs: 30W total across USB ports, for devices requiring higher fast charging, you may need a dedicated charger.
Practical usage example
In a study corner, plug a laptop power brick into one AC outlet, a monitor into another, a phone into the USB‑C port, and a tablet into the second USB‑C, leaving the USB‑A port for a smartwatch charger. With independent switches, you can turn off unused devices at bedtime without unplugging everything.



How it compares (contextual choices)
This setup sits between basic 3‑socket adaptors and higher‑end surge protected multi‑socket strips. If your priority is detackling clutter on a desk with several devices but you don’t need extensive USB power or smart features, this option offers reasonable breadth without complicating the setup.
Final verdict
Is it worth it? Worth considering if you need a practical, space‑saving extension with independent controls and reliable basic safety features for everyday office or study use. It’s a balanced choice for those prioritising value and straightforward functionality over premium features.
FAQ
- Do the USB ports deliver full 30W even when all outlets are in use? Yes, the design states the total USB output reaches 30W when all ports are in use.
- Can I mount it on a wall or under a counter? Yes, the unit includes two mounting holes and is described as wall mountable.
- Is there any energy monitoring or smart features? The information provided does not indicate energy monitoring or smart connectivity.
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