Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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KingTSYU
Charges phones and powers devices with 20 W USB-C PD, 15 W wireless, two USB-A ports and two AC outlets on a 5 ft cord
The KingTSYU power strip combines two AC outlets with one USB-C PD port, two USB-A ports and a 15 W wireless charging pad in a compact white housing. A five-foot cord and individual power switch let office workers, travellers and home users power laptops, phones and peripherals from a single wall socket.
At 110–125 V the unit delivers up to 1250 W through the AC outlets, enough for a laptop charger, monitor and desk lamp together. The USB-C port supplies up to 20 W and each USB-A port up to 18 W, while the wireless pad provides 15 W; high-draw appliances such as heaters or large printers will exceed the 10 A rating.
The built-in Qi-compatible surface charges compatible phones at 15 W without cables, but devices that do not support wireless charging or require faster wired speeds must use the USB-C or USB-A ports instead.
| Type | Power Strip |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Cord Length | 5 ft. |
| Maximum Power | 1250 W |
Yes. The strip delivers up to 20 W on the USB-C PD port and up to 18 W on each USB-A port, so legacy 5 W chargers can stay plugged into the two AC outlets without conflict.
Place a compatible phone on the pad; the charging indicator lights and the phone’s on-screen charging animation will show the 15 W wireless output is active.
The box contains the white power strip with 5 ft cord, one USB-C cable, and a user manual — no extra cable purchase is required.
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