Olcorife 5 ft Power Strip 6-Outlet 2000J Surge Protector 🔌
Description:
This compact power strip converts a flat 2-prong wall outlet into a multi-outlet hub that fits behind furniture and in tight spaces. It combines six widely spaced AC outlets with two USB-A ports and one USB-C port, so you can charge devices and run accessories simultaneously with a single cord.
Key Points
The strip's ultra-thin flat plug measures 0.27 inches and tucks neatly behind sofas, cabinets, and low-profile furniture to save space and avoid bending other plugs. With the outlets arranged on three sides, this design reduces bulk relative to many traditional power strips and can be easier to place in travel bags or small workstations. ⚡️
Built-in overload protection uses an integrated circuit breaker that cuts power if the load exceeds the rated capacity, helping to reduce the risk of overheating. The unit also includes surge protection rated for 2000 joules which helps protect connected electronics from voltage spikes according to the manufacturer. Two mounting holes on the rear panel allow for simple wall or under-desk installation using screws. 🔌
One practical note is that the flat plug is designed for 2-prong US-style outlets and may not accept grounded inputs directly without an adapter. Also consider that total USB charging output will be shared among active ports, so charging speeds can vary when many devices are connected at once.
Technical Specifications
- Name: olcorife 2 Prong Flat Plug Power Strip
- Outlets: - 6 AC outlets
- USB ports: - 2 USB-A ports and 1 USB-C port
- Surge protection: - 2000J
- Cord length: - 5 ft
- Plug profile: - 0.27 inch ultra-thin flat plug
Usage Recommendations
Place the strip where the flat plug can lie flush against the wall to maximize space savings and avoid bending heavier adapters. The widely spaced outlets accommodate larger power bricks while keeping neighboring sockets usable. For travel, its three-sided layout and relatively small footprint make it easier to stow in luggage or a backpack. ✈️
When using multiple high-draw appliances together, distribute loads across separate circuits if possible to prevent tripping the built-in breaker. For continuous high-power devices, check the device ratings and the strip's maximum load to make sure they match. If you need a grounded connection for a specific appliance, add a grounded adapter or choose a grounded power strip instead.
