MCHOSE
MCHOSE Recessed Power Strip 4 Outlets 3 USB Ports PD 20W USB-C Black
Flush-mounted power strip adds four AC outlets and three USB ports with 20 W USB-C PD and 18 W QC 3.0 charging
- TypeUSB Hubs
- Fast charging with PD 20W USB-C port
- Quick device charging via QC 3.0 18W USB-A ports
- Clean desk with recessed flush-mounted design
- Device safety with 300J surge protection
- Easy install in 7.6 * 1.75 hole
Recessed power strip with USB charging
The MCHOSE recessed power strip mounts nearly flush into a desk or table through a 7.6 by 1.75 cut-out, keeping the surface tidy and cables out of sight. It provides four AC outlets rated at 125V 12A 1500W plus three USB ports for charging phones, tablets and laptops directly at the workspace. A six-foot extension cord connects the unit to the mains supply.
Upgrade from standard power strips
This unit replaces a conventional power strip that sits on the desktop and adds integrated fast charging so separate adapters are no longer needed. The jump is worth it when you want a cleaner conference or office surface and the convenience of 20W USB-C Power Delivery plus two 18W QC 3.0 USB-A ports built into the same housing. Surge protection rated at 300J adds a layer of safety for connected equipment.
Suited for flush-mount desk installations
The strip suits offices, meeting rooms and standing desks where a permanent, low-profile power and charging point is required. It is not for users who need a portable or temporary solution, nor for installations that cannot accommodate the specified rectangular cut-out in the furniture. Buyers who require more than four AC outlets or higher USB power output should look at a different product.
Highlights
- Fast charging with PD 20W USB-C port
- Quick device charging via QC 3.0 18W USB-A ports
- Clean desk with recessed flush-mounted design
- Device safety with 300J surge protection
- Easy install in 7.6 * 1.75 hole
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size cut-out is required to mount the recessed power strip?
You need to cut a 7.6 by 1.75 inch opening in the desk or table surface for the unit to sit flush.
Which step is most often missed when installing the strip?
After placing the unit in the cut-out, you must tighten the mounting screws so the strip sits nearly flush; skipping this leaves it loose.
How do I know when the 300-joule surge protection needs replacing?
The strip has no indicator light; after a significant surge event or every few years, replace the unit to maintain protection.
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