URJD SL-207-3C2A Universal Travel Adapter, 30W, 5 USB Ports, 2500W AC

Travel charging can call for several plugs and chargers, or one adapter that brings common international plug types and USB ports together. The URJD SL-207-3C2A combines five USB ports with an AC outlet in a compact travel format. It supports Type A, C, G, and I outlets across more than 200 countries and regions. It adapts plug styles, it does not convert voltage.

Key specifications

The adapter has three USB-C ports and two USB-A ports, with a combined USB output of up to 30W and 6.0A. USB-C ports provide up to 3A each, while USB-A ports provide up to 2.4A each. With the AC outlet, it can connect up to six devices at once: for example, charge phones, earbuds, or a tablet through USB while plugging in a compatible laptop charger.

Its four plug types cover Type A, C, G, and I outlets, serving destinations in North America, Europe, the UK, and Australia, among other regions. The AC outlet is rated up to 2500W. A built-in 10A resettable fuse, safety shutters, and a fire-resistant shell add practical protection for travel use. The key distinction from a voltage converter is important: the adapter changes plug configuration, not the voltage supplied to a device. Check the device label and use it only where the device’s voltage rating matches the local supply.

Tips for day-to-day use

For a trip with several small electronics, connect USB-powered devices to the five ports and reserve the AC outlet for a compatible charger. The USB output is shared across the ports, with a total rating of 30W and 6.0A. That makes the layout useful for organizing everyday charging in a hotel room or rental, without packing a separate plug adapter for each USB device.

Before connecting an AC-powered appliance, check its input voltage and power requirements against the local supply and the adapter’s rating. Dual-voltage devices marked for 100–240V use are suited to different regional supplies, a plug adapter alone will not make a single-voltage device compatible with another voltage. The adapter does not support Type D outlets in India or Type M outlets in South Africa, so check the destination’s outlet type when planning a route.

Everyday use

The compact body measures 3 × 2.1 × 2.2 inches and weighs 5.3 ounces, making it practical to pack in a carry-on or laptop bag. Its sliding plug design keeps the adapter compact between uses. In customer feedback, travelers highlight its multiple USB ports, simple operation, and compact size, including for trips in Europe. Those comments reflect user impressions, while the port count and plug types provide the concrete basis for choosing it over a setup built around several separate USB chargers and plug adapters.

Practical questions

Does the adapter convert voltage? No. It adapts the plug connection but does not convert voltage. Check the device’s input label and confirm that it is compatible with the power supply at your destination before use.

How many devices can it charge or power at once? It supports up to six connections at the same time: five USB devices and one device connected to the AC outlet. The USB ports share a total output of up to 30W and 6.0A.

Which outlet types does it support? It supports Type A, C, G, and I outlets. It does not work with Type D outlets in India or Type M outlets in South Africa.

When it makes sense

This adapter suits travelers carrying several USB-powered devices who want a single hub for common international plug styles and one AC connection. The five-port USB layout, multi-region plug support, and compact build make it especially practical for keeping phone and accessory charging organized across hotels, business trips, and vacations. Match each AC device to the local voltage, and the adapter’s mix of USB and AC connections can simplify a travel charging setup.