Lvetek QF-519F Wall Outlet Extender with 5 Outlets, 4 USB Ports and 1680J

If you need more connection points at a wall receptacle without a cord running across a counter or bedside area, the Lvetek QF-519F combines AC outlets and USB charging in a plug-in extender. It is designed to suit spaces such as a dorm room, bedroom, office, or TV cabinet.

Its three-sided layout adds five AC outlets and four USB ports, including one USB-C port. A screw is included for securing the unit to a compatible duplex outlet.

Spec sheet

• Name: Lvetek QF-519F
• Type: Wall outlet extender with surge protection
• AC outlets: 5
• USB ports: 4 total, including 1 USB-C port
• USB-A output: Up to 2.4A per port
• USB-C output: Up to 3A
• Surge protection rating: 1680 joules
• Voltage: 125 volts
• Maximum current: 15A
• Plug type: Type B, 3-pin
• Dimensions: 5.51" L x 3.77" W
• Mounting: Wall-mountable, screw included
• Certification: ETL listed

Compatibility

The product is intended for a standard grounded duplex wall receptacle. Listed compatible devices include cameras, DVD players, e-readers, MP3 players, and iPhones, the USB ports are also described for charging phones, cameras, laptops, and power banks. The connection type and charging needs of a device still matter, so check that they match the available outlet or USB port before use.

This setup makes sense when several small electronics or chargers need to share one wall location. Unlike a basic outlet splitter with no USB ports, it provides dedicated USB-A and USB-C connections as well as AC outlets. The listed 1680-joule surge rating is a relevant distinction for connected electronics, but it does not establish protection against every electrical event.

How to use it

Plug the extender into a grounded duplex receptacle. For a more secure installation, use the included screw as directed, the wall-mounted design can keep the unit positioned at the outlet rather than taking up desk or counter space. A practical use would be adding charging access beside a bed or in a guest room, where phones and other USB devices may share the area with appliances that use standard AC plugs.

Buyers describe installation as straightforward and appreciate having both AC and USB connections in one unit. Feedback on fit is mixed: some say it sits flush, while others report that it can come loose from the outlet. The included screw is worth using when the installation allows it. It may not suit you if you need a long extension cord or a unit designed for a different receptacle type.

Buying verdict

Worth considering if your main goal is to expand a grounded wall outlet in a fixed spot and reduce the need for separate USB chargers. The combination of five AC outlets, four USB ports, and wall mounting is more useful for a concentrated charging area than a simple splitter. If your setup depends on moving the power source across a room, a corded strip is a more suitable approach. Choose this model when its Type B plug, dimensions, and mounting arrangement fit the intended location.