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LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 10 ft PDU 3 Outlets 4 USB .31 in Flat Plug Black

SKU CH-13V5-85F9Z

A 10 ft flat extension cord with a .31 in plug adds three 1150 W outlets and four 2.4 A USB ports for seven-device charging

  • Ultra-thin .31 in plug fits behind furniture
  • 10 ft cord extends reach to distant outlets
  • Three AC outlets deliver up to 1150 W total
  • Four USB ports supply up to 2.4 A each
  • Wall-mount design keeps surfaces clear and organised

Compact Power Hub

The LORDWORLD 10 ft PDU turns a single wall socket into three AC outlets and four USB ports, letting you charge up to seven devices at once. Its slim profile suits desks, nightstands and travel bags where space is tight.

Cool Quiet Operation

The unit draws a maximum of 1150 W through the AC outlets and 12 W across the USB ports, so typical loads run well within limits without audible fan noise. Passive heat dissipation keeps the housing warm but safe during extended charging sessions.

Flat-Plug Convenience

A .31 in flat plug slides behind furniture or beds, eliminating the gap that standard plugs leave. Two integrated mounting holes allow permanent wall or under-desk installation, keeping cables tidy and the strip firmly in place.

Highlights

  • Ultra-thin .31 in plug fits behind furniture
  • 10 ft cord extends reach to distant outlets
  • Three AC outlets deliver up to 1150 W total
  • Four USB ports supply up to 2.4 A each
  • Wall-mount design keeps surfaces clear and organised

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

How do I mount the 10 ft PDU on a wall, and what step do people often miss?

Use the two keyhole slots on the back of the strip; the step most people miss is pre-drilling level pilot holes so the .31 in flat plug stays flush against the wall.

Which part will need replacement first under daily use, and how can I tell?

The 4 USB ports share a 5 V 2.4 A 12 W controller; when phones start charging noticeably slower, the USB board is wearing out.

What thermal or current limit appears first during sustained loads on the 3 outlets?

The 1150 W combined outlet rating is the first ceiling; exceeding it trips the internal breaker before any cord overheating occurs.

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