Monoprice Inc.
Monoprice 141809 USB-C Power Strip 2 AC 10A 1250W 1 USB-C 45W PD 2 USB-A 2.4A 12W 5ft Cord White
A compact power strip with two AC outlets, 45 W USB-C PD and two USB-A ports, plus a 5-foot cord
- TypePower & Surge
- ColorWhite
- FeaturesTwo AC outlets (10A/1250W).
- Charge laptops at 45W via USB-C PD 3.0
- Power two AC devices up to 1250W simultaneously
- Fast-charge phones with 12W shared across two USB-A ports
- Five built-in protection systems safeguard connected electronics
- Position anywhere with the 5-foot power cord
Two AC outlets and three USB ports
This power strip supplies two AC sockets rated at 10A and 1250W alongside one USB-C port and two USB-A ports. It is built for travellers and desk users who need to charge a laptop, phone and tablet from a single wall outlet. The 5-foot cord allows flexible placement on a desk, floor or counter.
USB-C limited to 45W Power Delivery 3.0
The single USB-C port delivers up to 45W under the PD 3.0 specification, while the two USB-A ports share a total of 2.4A at 12W using Battery Charging. Devices that require more than 45W over USB-C will not charge at full speed. The combined USB output is capped at 57W.
10A AC rating governs total connected load
The two AC outlets together support a maximum of 10A or 1250W for plugged-in appliances. Exceeding this limit will trip the protection systems. Buyers running high-draw equipment such as heaters or large monitors must verify their devices stay within the 10A ceiling.
Highlights
- Charge laptops at 45W via USB-C PD 3.0
- Power two AC devices up to 1250W simultaneously
- Fast-charge phones with 12W shared across two USB-A ports
- Five built-in protection systems safeguard connected electronics
- Position anywhere with the 5-foot power cord
Specifications
| Brand | Monoprice |
|---|---|
| Model | 141809 |
| Part Number | 141809 |
| Type | Power & Surge |
| Color | White |
| Features | Two AC outlets (10A/1250W). |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 45W USB-C port or the 12W USB-A ports for my laptop?
Use the USB-C port for laptops needing up to 45W PD 3.0; the two USB-A ports share 2.4A at 12W total for phones or accessories.
What does the 57W total mean when I plug in a MacBook Pro and phone together?
The 57W is the combined USB budget: 45W max from USB-C plus 12W shared across both USB-A ports, so a 45W laptop charge leaves 12W for the phone.
How does the 10A AC rating limit what I can plug into the two outlets?
The two AC outlets together handle 10A at 1250W, so the sum of all plugged-in devices must stay at or below that load.
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