LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Travel Adapter Plug Type I 2-Pack 1.5x1.5x1.75" 10-15A/250V 2.4A USB
Two-pack Type I travel adapters accept US flat-pin plugs and add dual USB ports charging at 2.4A, measuring 1.5 by 1.5 by 1.75 inches with a 10-15A/250V rating for dual-voltage devices in Australia.
- Three-in-one design accepts US 2 or 3-prong plugs plus dual USB
- Dual USB ports deliver up to 2.4A for phones and tablets
- Ultra-compact at 1.5 x 1.5 x 1.75 inches for easy packing
- Type I output works in Australia, China and New Zealand
- Rated 10-15A at 250V for safe high-power use
Compact Type I adapter with dual USB
This two-pack provides a Type I output plug for use in Australia, China and New Zealand. It accepts standard North American two- or three-prong flat-pin plugs, including polarized versions. Dual USB ports supply up to 2.4 A for phones, tablets and similar devices. The unit measures 1.5 x 1.5 x 1.75 inches and carries a 10-15 A, 250 V rating.
Travellers with dual-voltage gear only
Suitable for visitors who need to plug North American devices into Type I sockets and charge USB gadgets at the same time. Not for anyone who requires voltage conversion; the adapter does not change 220 V to 110 V or the reverse. Buyers with single-voltage appliances should look at a dedicated converter instead.
No voltage conversion built in
The adapter passes mains voltage through unchanged and is rated for 10-15 A at 250 V. It works only with dual-voltage products rated for the local supply. Connecting a single-voltage device can cause damage.
Highlights
- Three-in-one design accepts US 2 or 3-prong plugs plus dual USB
- Dual USB ports deliver up to 2.4A for phones and tablets
- Ultra-compact at 1.5 x 1.5 x 1.75 inches for easy packing
- Type I output works in Australia, China and New Zealand
- Rated 10-15A at 250V for safe high-power use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the two-pack include any cables or do I need to supply my own USB leads?
The pack contains two Type I adapters with dual USB ports; charging cables for phones or tablets are not included and must be supplied separately.
Both adapters are identical Type I models — is there any difference in amperage or size between them?
Each unit is the same ultra-compact 1.5 x 1.5 x 1.75 inch adapter rated for 10-15A at 250V with dual USB output up to 2.4A.
The listing says 2.4A USB — will that actually fast-charge my iPhone 16 when plugged into a 220V outlet in Australia?
The dual USB ports deliver up to 2.4A total, which matches standard charging speeds for iPhone 16; the adapter does not convert voltage so your device must support 220V input.
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