LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 11-in-1 PDU 8 Outlets 3 USB 1 USB-C 14 Gauge 15A 5ft
Converts one wall outlet into eight AC sockets plus three USB ports with individual switches and wall-mount holes
- 11 outlets and ports from one wall socket
- 4 individual switches cut power without unplugging
- 3 USB ports including USB-C share 17 W total
- 14-gauge cord rated for 15 A heavy loads
- Two mounting holes for wall or under-desk install
11-in-1 Power Distribution Unit
This new LORDWORLD unit expands one wall outlet into eight AC sockets and four USB charging ports. Four individual rocker switches let you cut power to groups of devices without unplugging them. The 15 A rating supports high-draw appliances such as microwaves or workshop tools.
14-gauge cord with wall-mount holes
A 5 ft 14-gauge lead feeds the strip, and two keyhole slots allow permanent mounting under cabinets, on workbenches or behind entertainment centres. The mixed three-prong and two-prong outlets accept both grounded and legacy plugs, while the integrated USB ports keep phone and tablet cables off separate chargers.
3.4 A total USB output
Three USB-A ports and one USB-C port share a maximum of 3.4 A (17 W), with each port negotiating up to 2.4 A or 3.4 A depending on the connected device. Buyers who need faster USB-C Power Delivery or more than 17 W of combined USB power should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 11 outlets and ports from one wall socket
- 4 individual switches cut power without unplugging
- 3 USB ports including USB-C share 17 W total
- 14-gauge cord rated for 15 A heavy loads
- Two mounting holes for wall or under-desk install
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What plug standard does the 15 A PDU use and what load does that limit?
It plugs into a standard North American wall outlet and is rated for 15 A, so the total connected load must stay at or below that limit.
What mounting features does the unit include for wall installation?
Two mounting holes on the housing let you secure it to a wall, under a cabinet, or behind equipment.
How do you set up the PDU and which step is often missed?
Plug it into the wall, then turn on each of the four individual switches for the outlet groups you need; people often forget to flip those switches after plugging in.
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