SMUGDESK
SMUGDESK 2FT 90° NEMA 1-15P to 3 Outlet NEMA 1-15R Power Splitter Cord
A 90° angled 2‑prong plug splits one wall outlet into three independent sockets, keeping cables tidy in tight spaces behind furniture
- Fits behind furniture with 90° low-profile plug
- Three independent outlets from one wall socket
- Short 0.64 m cable keeps desk tidy
- ETL certified with flame-resistant PVC and copper wire
- Polarised 2-prong design works with common US devices
Space-Saving 90° Plug
This SMUGDESK power splitter cord turns one North American polarised wall socket into three independent NEMA 1-15R outlets. The low-profile right-angle plug fits behind TVs, cabinets and furniture where straight plugs cannot reach. It is designed for home and office electronics that use standard two-prong polarised connections.
Replaces Bulky Strip
The short .64m cable replaces a long power strip when you only need to add outlets in a tight spot. The jump is worth it when a straight plug blocks adjacent sockets or gets crushed against a wall. The 90° design keeps the connection flat and secure without forcing furniture further out.
Fits Tight Build Spaces
The splitter needs a single NEMA 1-15P receptacle and supplies three polarised outlets for lamps, routers, speakers or similar low-power devices. Flame-resistant PVC sheathing and pure copper conductors handle the 15 A rating safely. It frees up space by eliminating a bulky strip and long cable runs.
Highlights
- Fits behind furniture with 90° low-profile plug
- Three independent outlets from one wall socket
- Short 0.64 m cable keeps desk tidy
- ETL certified with flame-resistant PVC and copper wire
- Polarised 2-prong design works with common US devices
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What clearance does the 90-degree NEMA 1-15P plug need behind furniture?
The low-profile right-angle plug fits flush against the wall, requiring only the depth of the outlet box so it sits inside narrow gaps behind TVs or cabinets without strain.
How do I install the splitter and what common mistake should I avoid?
Simply insert the polarized 2-prong plug into a standard US wall outlet; the key step is aligning the wider blade with the wider slot to maintain correct polarity.
When should I replace the 2FT cord for safety?
Inspect the flame-resistant PVC jacket periodically and replace the unit if you see cracking, discoloration, exposed copper conductors or any heat damage near the plug or outlets.
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