Mscien Double Plug Adapter 13A with 3 USB 🔌

This multi‑plug adaptor lets you power several devices from a single UK wall outlet, combining four AC sockets and three USB ports in a compact unit for home, kitchen or office use. It is suitable for simultaneous charging of phones, tablets and small appliances and aims to reduce clutter compared with multiple extension leads.

Key Points

The unit accepts up to 3250 W (250 V / 13 A) total load, so it can support typical household electronics such as a TV, laptop and phone chargers at the same time. The three USB ports automatically distribute current to connected devices with a maximum of 2.4 A to a single port, which helps speed up charging for compatible phones and tablets. Built‑in safety features include a 13 A fuse, a surge protector and a safety shutter on the AC sockets, while flame‑retardant materials are used in the housing. The adaptor plugs directly into a single wall socket and offers a non‑blocking layout so adjacent sockets remain available for other plugs.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Mscien Double Plug Adaptor
• Capacity: 3250 W (250 V / 13 A)
• AC outlets: 4 way UK sockets
• USB ports: 3 ports, up to 2.4 A per port (maximum per single port, according to the manufacturer)
• Safety: Built‑in 13 A fuse, surge protector, safety shutter, flame‑retardant material

Advantages

Having multiple AC sockets and USB outputs in one compact unit reduces the need for separate chargers and saves space on your wall panel. The automatic USB current distribution means you do not need to worry about mismatched chargers for different devices. Additionally, the non‑blocking design keeps neighbouring sockets accessible which is useful in crowded power outlets.

Usage Recommendations

Place the adaptor in a well‑ventilated area and avoid stacking other items on top of it to prevent heat build‑up. Consider the combined power draw of connected appliances so the 13 A maximum is not exceeded. Note that while the adaptor includes surge protection, heavy electrical disturbances may still affect sensitive equipment according to the manufacturer.