Overview
The Lvetek outlet extender is described as a 5-outlet multi plug wall outlet with 4 USB charging ports, including 1 USB-C port. It is described as a 3-sided outlet extender with a wall plug design, and it is described as a 1680-joule surge protector for home, office, and travel use.
This multi plug outlet extender is described as turning 2 outlets into 5 outlets plus 4 USB ports, with a design intended to avoid messy power cables and desktop space occupation. It is also described as a solution for dorm room and bedside setups.
Key takeaways
- It is described as turning 2 outlets into 5 outlets, plus 4 USB ports, in a 3-sided layout.
- It is described as including 4 USB charging ports with a 5V 4.2A shared rating, including 1 USB-C port.
- It is described as a 1680J surge protector with 3 complementary surge protection circuits and a “Protected” indicator light.
- It is described as wall mountable on a standard grounded duplex wall receptacle using an included screw.
- Review patterns commonly describe it as reliable and versatile with lots of ports, with easy installation that attaches to existing wall outlets.
- Review patterns commonly describe mixed feedback on secure fit and charging speed.
What the product is designed to do
This outlet extender is described as a multi-functional outlet splitter that can turn 2 outlets into 5 outlets, plus 4 USB ports. It is described as a wall plug design intended to reduce messy power cables and avoid desktop space occupation, and it is described as a solution for dorm room and bedside use.
The USB charging portion is described as a smart USB wall charger that can detect charged devices and deliver charging speed, and it is described as compatible with cell phone, camera, laptops, power bank, and more USB devices. For surge protection, it is described as providing 1680 joules of surge protection, with a “Protected” indicator light described as turning on to show devices are protected.
If you want to jump straight to the item, the 5-outlet wall outlet extender is described for home, office, and travel use.
Materials, dimensions, and technical details
This outlet extender is described with fire-resistant casing (fire-resistant 1382℉) and a built-in 1680J surge protector. It is described as having 5 total power outlets and operating at 125 volts, with special features described as mountable, surge protection, and USB slot.
| Detail | Described specification |
|---|---|
| Total power outlets | 5 |
| USB ports | 4 USB charging ports (including 1 USB-C port) |
| USB rating | 5V 4.2A shared rating |
| USB-A output | Up to 2.4A |
| USB-C output | Up to 3A max |
| Voltage | 125 Volts |
| Surge protection | 1680 joules |
| Surge protection circuits | TVS (transient voltage suppressor), MOV (metal oxide varistor), GDT (gas discharge tube) |
| Indicator | “Protected” indicator light |
| Casing | Fire-resistant casing (fire-resistant 1382℉) |
| Certification | ETL certified / ETL listed |
| Color | White |
For reference, the USB wall charger outlet splitter is described with 5 outlets and 4 USB ports in a 3-sided design.
Installation and placement notes
The design is described as wall mountable. It is described as plugging into a standard grounded duplex wall receptacle, and it is described as securing on a duplex outlet using the included screw with a screwdriver so you don’t need to worry about falling off.
The wall plug approach is described as having no messy power cable and no desktop space occupation, which fits the described use cases for dorm room, bedside, home, office, and travel. If your setup centers around a wall receptacle and you want a cable-free approach, the wall plug outlet extender is described as a direct plug-in option.
Performance characteristics described in the listing
For USB charging, it is described as a smart USB wall charger with a 5V 4.2A shared rating. The USB-A ports are described as up to 2.4A, and the USB-C port is described as up to 3A max. The USB charging is described as detecting charged devices and delivering charging speed, and it is described as compatible with cell phone, camera, laptops, power bank, and more USB devices.
For surge protection, it is described as having a built-in 1680J surge protector with 3 complementary surge protection circuits. The circuits are described as TVS (transient voltage suppressor), MOV (metal oxide varistor), and GDT (gas discharge tube), combined with fire-resistant casing (fire-resistant 1382℉). A “Protected” indicator light is described as turning on to show devices are protected.
Review patterns buyers commonly mention
Review patterns commonly describe the power strip as reliable and versatile, with lots of ports and easy installation that attaches to existing wall outlets. Review patterns commonly describe appreciation for functionality and USB ports.
Review patterns commonly describe mixed feedback on secure fit, including comments about screwing in securely and comments about falling out of the socket. Review patterns also commonly describe mixed feedback on charging speed, including comments about charging quickly and comments about slow charging.
Pros
- Review patterns commonly describe it as reliable.
- Review patterns commonly describe it as versatile with lots of ports.
- Review patterns commonly describe easy installation that attaches to existing wall outlets.
- Review patterns commonly describe appreciation for functionality and USB ports.
Cons
- Review patterns commonly describe mixed feedback on secure fit.
- Review patterns commonly describe mixed feedback on charging speed.
FAQ
How many outlets and USB ports are described?
It is described as having 5 total power outlets and 4 USB charging ports, including 1 USB-C port.
What USB charging ratings are described?
The USB charging is described as 5V 4.2A shared. The USB-A ports are described as up to 2.4A, and the USB-C port is described as up to 3A max.
How is it described to mount on a wall outlet?
It is described as plugging into a standard grounded duplex wall receptacle, and it is described as securing on a duplex outlet using the included screw with a screwdriver.
What surge protection features are described?
It is described as a built-in 1680J surge protector with 3 complementary surge protection circuits: TVS (transient voltage suppressor), MOV (metal oxide varistor), and GDT (gas discharge tube). A “Protected” indicator light is described as turning on to show devices are protected.
What safety-related casing detail is described?
The casing is described as fire-resistant casing (fire-resistant 1382℉).
What certification is described?
It is described as ETL certified / ETL listed.