Cellet CNUNM FA Universal Travel Power Adapter 110-240 V 13 A 3000 W
Converts outlet shape for international travel with 110-240 V support, 13 A rating, 3000 W maximum capacity and a built-in safety lock
- TypeADAPTER
- ColorWhite
- Converts outlet shape for worldwide travel
- Locking pin mechanism secures connection before use
- Handles up to 13 A and 3000 W for high-power devices
- Built-in power indicator shows active status
- Includes travel pouch for compact storage
Universal Travel Power Adapter
The Cellet CNUNM FA converts outlet shapes for international travel without changing voltage. It accepts 110 to 240 V input and handles up to 13 A at a maximum of 250 V. A built-in power indicator light shows when the unit is live. A lock button secures the selected pin configuration before insertion.
Travellers needing one adapter for many regions
This adapter suits travellers who need a single device to fit outlets in the listed countries such as the UK, EU, Australia, and others. It is not for users who require voltage conversion for 110 V-only appliances. It is also not for buyers who need surge protection or multiple simultaneous outlets.
3000 W maximum power rating
The adapter supports a maximum load of 3000 W at 250 V and 13 A. This rating determines whether it can run high-draw devices such as travel kettles or hair dryers. Check your device's wattage against this limit before use. The unit does not convert voltage, so connected equipment must accept the local supply.
Highlights
- Converts outlet shape for worldwide travel
- Locking pin mechanism secures connection before use
- Handles up to 13 A and 3000 W for high-power devices
- Built-in power indicator shows active status
- Includes travel pouch for compact storage
Specifications
| Brand | Cellet |
|---|---|
| Model | CNUNM FA |
| Part Number | CNUNM FA |
| Type | ADAPTER |
| Color | White |
Questions about this item
Does the 13 A rating mean I can run a 3000 W kettle on UK 240 V mains?
Yes, at 240 V the 13 A limit allows up to 3000 W, so a typical travel kettle will work, but the adapter does not change voltage.
The spec says 110-240 V — will my 110 V hair dryer run safely on 240 V hotel power?
No, this unit only changes the plug shape; it does not convert voltage, so 110 V appliances need a separate step-down transformer.
What does the 250 V ceiling on the 13 A rating mean for countries with 240 V mains?
The 250 V maximum is above standard 240 V supplies, so the 13 A / 3000 W rating remains valid in those regions.
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