Addtam Power Strip Surge Protector 6 Outlets and 3 USB Ports 5Ft Long Extension Cord, Flat Plug Overload Surge Protection Outlet Strip, Wall Mount for Home, Office and Dorm

On the back it says “Certified to CSA STD. C22.2. Conforms to UL Standard. FC RoHS.” It has more but I hope this is the answer to your question.

Bought this for my daughter who needed outlets near her nightstand, where leg of the bed was too close to thevwall receptacle. The flat plug doesnt get squashed from the bedframe, the multiple outlets are useful and the longer cord provides more options. She is happy with the purchase.

It’s not an inverter. It’s simply a power strip.

Same problem. I bought two and neither one of them works.

What ever your line voltage is at your wall plug.

5 ft by like 2 ft, its actually rather small to be honest. smaller than i thought it would be.

It’s an EXTENSION PLUG!

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There are holes in the back. You can put screws into the wall and then mount.

If the cruise ship has standard 120v outlets, it should work. Note that the ship wall outlet needs to be "three holed…for ground-pronged plug".

The media could not be loaded.  This is a nice flat lay on the desk six Edison plug power converter with three USB low power outlets. It also has a convenient rocker on off switch and a 5 foot cord. It’s plugs are spaced out so there isn’t any wasted space. The wall plug comes out sideways so when plugging it into the wall you can still use the other plug. I have a new DJ set up and I am going to use it to power my iPad Pro and my Hercules DJ controller. The cord is 5 foot in length which in my case is probably too long but certainly long enough.

This power strip has all you need. It’s got plugs galore. It’s got usb plugs that charge fast so no need for plug box. It’s plugs are spaced out so there isn’t any wasted space. The wall plug comes out sideways so no need to worry if you have a couch against it. It has everything thing you would want. I have it on my table by my chair to charge every I need. It can go on the wall with screws, nails, or even command strips. It even has a nice thick cord with no fear of short.

have a heavy printer on a stand with outlet directly behind it. Added an expansion outlet for printer and other items. Printer cable and another are very thick with very deep plug ends. So my stand would be a good 5-6″ or so from the wall. Always something falling behind it and the only way to get it back was to move the printer (80#) and the stand (very heavy). AAAAGGGHHHH!I chose this over flat outlets because I’d still have the depth of the thick cord and plug in. This item has a ‘flatter” plug than most. And I can set the strip on printer stand and plug everything in. It is close enough to the wall I don’t have the worry of anything dropping behind it. And I love that it has surge protection and USB ports, very handy. Eliminates a few items I’d had plugged in and I don’t have to charge phones and tablet one at a time because their plugs take up most of outlet space. Being long makes it easier to plug in odd sizes, I can still use the other plugs. And it feels very solid – I’m happy with it.The only thing that would make it perfect, is to make this so it plugs in with the cord running UP instead of down. Every place I have space trouble needs the cord going UP not down.

This power strip is AWESOME! I have loved using it so far. It has been great for my home office. I really like that it supports usb and that it has strong retention. No way anythjng plugged in will get loose easily. And that nylon braid is definitely going to keep up for a long time. This is by far the best outlet dock I have ever used.

I needed more plugs in my bathroom, as it only has one outlet. My husband mounted it on the wall. There is an on/off switch for the power. I have a very small lamp on my vanity, and I love the switch to use this. I like the wire connecting it to the outlet. It’s not one of those thick, rubber ones that does not bend. This one is thinner, and very discrete. The strip itself has 2 outlets, side by side for the length of the strip, so the strip itself is shorter than the traditional long skinny kind. It does not stand out…screaming, Hi, I’m a power strip that had to settle here because there weren’t enough outlets! 😆

I got this at the same time as another wall one because I have a ton of stuff I plug in in my room. This has a flat angled plug which keeps it from doing what my old one did, which is break and become a fire hazard. It’s got a decent length cord, which allows me to plug it in behind my bed and still allows it to reach to my nightstand with plenty of cord left. It has 3 USB A slots along with the 6 outlets for standard plugs. My ONLY complaint would be that I wish it had a few USB C slots, since a lot of things now use USB C, so I could plug my phone in without the huge brick but for the price, I can’t complain too much. I ended up getting 2 decent surge protectors for around $20 bucks that should last a long time. I’m thinking of buying more and replacing others around the house incase any of my other old ones could be broken/defective and dangerous like the one I replaced.

Quality of great. Cord seems heavy duty to last a long time! I’m pleased with this product.

Neat extension brick, not as fugly as the old school ruler looking bricks, wall hung and USB plugs for under $20… can’t beat that

Ps. This is not a fast charging USB outlet, don’t assume your phone will fast charge using it. The total amperage putout is 3.1 from all 3 combined so if you have all 3 charging most you’re getting is 1.03 Amps per USB plug, the maximum one single plug can give is 2.4A and that’s still not sufficient for fast charging which is good for devices not built to withstand the fast charging, bad if you had your hopes up.

If you want fast charging then you’re looking for 3.0A or 3.1A charger per USB plug, a single USB outlet charger that’s labeled 3.0 or 3.1 are what you need to fast charge your Galaxy or IPhone

I am very pleased with this purchase, it doesn’t feel like one of cheapos made in China. The distance between each socket is adequate enough that I can plug multiple power bricks to it, and it’s not crowed. Another feature that I like is the angled plug. It allows me to plug it in flat and have the cord go in the direction I desire. Over all, GREAT JOB.

I bought this surge protector to use at our camp property. We have a stationary RV on private land, and I needed a surge protector to plug in our electronics, as we bring our laptops and can work from our land. I don’t fully trust our oldie RV’s wattage and voltage with modern-day electronics, so this surge protector does the trick to give us peace of mind that our laptops and other devices won’t fry when we’re out at our camp. I like that the cord winds up nice and compact too, so I can easily tuck it away. Great affordable unit that meets our needs.