Quick Charge 3.0 Power Strip Surge Protector, JACKYLED Portable 10A Dual Outlets 5 USB Ports 6ft Extension Cord 1700 Joule, Wall Mountable Ideal for Home Office Hotel Dorm Travel, UL Listed, White

➤[Quick Charge 3.0 Power Strip] With a QC3.0 USB port, your compatible phones, tablets, and other USB devices are able to charge at max 18W speed, which is 4 times faster than from a standard USB port, saving 75% of your time. The Quick Charge technology is estimated to charge an average battery from 0 to 80% full in about 35 minutes, when normal USB ports are charging only 20% full. ➤[Charging Multiple Devices] There are in total 5 USB ports on this handy power strip to charge multiple iPhones, iPads, Kindles, Fitbits, and other USB gadgets at the same time. Max total USB output: 8A, with 5V/0-2.4A for each standard USB port and 3.6-6.5V/3A, 6.5-9V/2A, 9-12V/1.5A for the QC3.0 port. The 4+1 combo gives you an option to quick-charge the device that needs power most urgently and 4 for the ones less. ➤[All-Round Protection] The casing of this low profile power bar is made of fire-retardant material ABS+PC, rating UL94 V-0, fireproof up to 1382℉. Internally it is designed with a 1700J surge protector to filter minor surges and shut itself down when an overwhelming surge like that caused by lightning is detected to protect your valuable electrical and electronic devices. The ON/OFF switch also doubles as the overload protector.

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B07W4BZG2Z

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CLIP ViT-L/14 · 768d

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cosine

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