LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 2-Prong to 3-Prong Adapter 6 AC 3 USB 1625W 1680J
Converts a two-prong outlet into six grounded AC sockets plus three USB ports with 1625 W capacity and 1680 J surge protection
- Converts 2-prong outlets to 3-prong for older homes
- 6 AC outlets plus 3 USB ports charge 9 devices
- 1625 W maximum capacity at 125 V 13 A
- USB-C delivers up to 3.0 A, USB-A up to 2.4 A
- Slide-to-lock safety covers protect unused outlets from children
2-Prong to 3-Prong Adapter
This adapter converts a polarised two-prong outlet into a three-prong outlet while adding six AC sockets and three USB ports. It is designed for older homes that lack grounded receptacles and need more connection points for personal electronics and small appliances.
For owners of ungrounded outlets needing extra ports
The unit suits households that want to power up to nine devices from a single wall socket without installing new wiring. It is not for users who require a true equipment ground or who need higher amperage than 13 A at 125 V.
1625 W AC capacity with 1680 J surge rating
The six AC outlets handle a combined load of 1625 W at 125 V. The USB section delivers up to 2.4 A on each USB-A port and 3.0 A on the USB-C port, sharing a 5 V 3.0 A total. The 1680 J surge protector absorbs moderate transients but will not protect against sustained over-voltage or direct lightning strikes.
Highlights
- Converts 2-prong outlets to 3-prong for older homes
- 6 AC outlets plus 3 USB ports charge 9 devices
- 1625 W maximum capacity at 125 V 13 A
- USB-C delivers up to 3.0 A, USB-A up to 2.4 A
- Slide-to-lock safety covers protect unused outlets from children
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does my wall need a polarized two-prong outlet for the adapter to fit?
Yes, the adapter plugs directly into a polarized two-prong receptacle and converts it to three-prong outlets.
Can I still use appliances with three-prong plugs on the six AC outlets?
The six AC outlets accept three-prong plugs, but the adapter does not add a ground connection to the circuit.
How can I confirm the USB ports are charging at the rated speed?
Connect a device that shows charging current; the two USB-A ports deliver up to 2.4 A each and the USB-C port up to 3.0 A at 5 V.
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