LENCENT Plug Extension Socket 13A with 3 USB ports 🔌

This compact 3-way plug extension multiplies a single wall outlet into three AC sockets and three USB charging ports, helping to keep a desk, bedside table or kitchen worktop uncluttered while powering multiple devices. It suits everyday charging for smartphones, tablets and small household appliances, and the space between sockets allows even larger plugs to sit side by side without blocking neighbouring outlets.

Key Points

The T-shaped profile keeps the second wall socket free and avoids blocking adjacent switches, which is useful in tighter plug layouts. It includes built-in safety features such as child-safety shutters and a fire-resistant shell rated to withstand high temperatures, according to the manufacturer. The lack of a trailing cable makes this a neat plug-and-play solution for rooms where a short, consolidated power source is preferable. ⚡️

This adaptor offers simultaneous charging for up to six devices, combining three AC outlets with three USB-A ports. The USB outputs use AUTO-ID technology to adjust charging current per device, and the total USB output is limited to 3 A, which may mean longer charging times for multiple high-capacity tablets used at the same time. 🔌

Space-saving dimensions and a light weight make it easy to move between bedrooms, offices and dorm rooms. Consider that the maximum load is defined for typical household use and heavy-duty appliances should be checked against the rated capacity before connecting.

Technical Specifications

• Name: LENCENT Plug Extension Socket
• Voltage: 250 V
• Max load: 13 A, 3250 W
• USB ports: 3 USB-A, total 3 A max
• Dimensions: 11.7 x 11.8 x 3.5 cm, Weight: 170 g

Usage Recommendations

Place the adaptor in a frequently used socket to centralise charging for phones and tablets while also powering a lamp or a small appliance. For clean cable management, use the plug without an extension lead to avoid extra tangles and to keep surfaces tidier. When charging several devices at once, favour devices that support lower currents or stagger charging sessions to avoid approaching the rated maximum USB output. 📱

If you need continuous power for a high-consumption appliance, check that the device's power draw does not exceed the specified 13 A and 3250 W rating, according to the manufacturer, to avoid tripping the built-in fuse.