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Extension Lead with 4 USB Slots (3.4A, 1 Type C and 3 USB-A Ports)
Extension Lead with 4 USB Slots (3.4A, 1 Type C and 3 USB-A Ports)
Extension Lead with 4 USB Slots (3.4A, 1 Type C and 3 USB-A Ports)
Extension Lead with 4 USB Slots (3.4A, 1 Type C and 3 USB-A Ports)
Extension Lead with 4 USB Slots (3.4A, 1 Type C and 3 USB-A Ports)
Extension Lead with 4 USB Slots (3.4A, 1 Type C and 3 USB-A Ports)
Extension Lead with 4 USB Slots (3.4A, 1 Type C and 3 USB-A Ports)
Extension Lead with 4 USB Slots (3.4A, 1 Type C and 3 USB-A Ports)
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Posted 29 August 2023

Extension Lead with 4 USB Slots (3.4A, 1 Type C and 3 USB-A Ports)

£13.94
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Extension Lead with 4 USB Slots (3.4A, 1 Type C and 3 USB-A Ports) ,POWSAF Power Strip Surge Protector with 8 way plug extension Socket and 2M Extension cord for Home Office Travel,Black
Multiple and Safety Protection: Child-protective safety door keep children safe from electric shock of careless touching. Environmental protection and fire-resistance PC shell with flame retardant at 1382℉ makes it more durable and longer lifetime.Our power strip are certified by UKCA and prevent your electric devices from over-current, over-charge, short circuit, over-heated.
High Quality USB C Fast Charge:4 USB charging ports with smart technology sharing 3.4A power, auto-detect your devices and supply the maximum charge speed for your devices.Each USB A port featuring 2.4A Max output. USB C charging port 3A MAX.
2M extension Cable:This multi plug extension socket comes with 2 meters all copper extension cord ,help you get rid of tangling cords and cable clutter. The portable and slim size make it suitable for home office desktop dorm room, etc.
Our After Sale Service: Our friendly and reliable customer service will respond to you within 24 hours. You can purchase with confidence, with our 30-day return and 12-month replacement
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  1. windmill's avatar
    Had these sort of things running fine for years (from cpc i think) but there's some very scary 1* reviews for this model
    spannerzone's avatar
    Yes the two melting plug reviews would make me steer clear (and I'd always avoid these no name extension leads as a matter of principle and liking non flamable products)
  2. pablo6576's avatar
    Would anyone recommend any solid extension lead (6-8 sockets, don't need usb ports as I have decent 3 ports charger) with at least one on/off switch or each side switch or individually switched. I need good quality product, price doesn't matter... (edited)
    UnknownConcept's avatar
    Traditionally Masterplug and Belkin were the branded extension leads to get. About 10+ years I got a 10 socket masterplug tower and a 8 socket one, they are still both going fine.

    I've only found a Masterplug 6 socket at Screwfix, can't share link as they are banned.
    Philips also do a 5 socket individual switched extension Link

    Apart from the above you could take a risk with these unknown branded ones, just check the quality and obviously any extension lead would fry itself if you plug in powerful appliances that draw more power then it's rated for.
  3. Shadowside_'s avatar
    Looking at the reviews, I'm not sure this can handle the ammount of current you can pull through it by using the 8 plug sockets AND the USB charging.

    There must be a limit to the amount of high draw current devices you can attach to one wall outlet.
    AMJensen's avatar
    It will depend on the appliances in question. 4 fan heaters, 2 kettles, a curling iron and a hairdryer. That's gonna be too much.

    But 1 phone, 2 sets of wireless headphones, 2 powerbanks, 1 TV, 1 Firestick and 1 Blu-ray player should be fine (edited)
  4. Kell774's avatar
    Welcome thanks for taking the time to share this, cracking price.
    Hearty's avatar
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    Thanks, always happy to help out fellow deal hunters.
  6. manowarbruno's avatar
    I have 1 of those, no complains at all for the price, but at least in the one I have, the USB C that states to deliver 3A is actually only 2A (10w)

    it's a shame as it's not enough for powering a Raspberry Pi so I had to use an extra dedicated charger for it
  7. Somersett's avatar
    These things always put the sockets to close to one another. Yeah, fine for ordinary plugs (with the inherent risk that people overload the adapter with far too large a power pull). But not so good for power adapter 'bricks' that each only pull a very modest number of watts.
  8. craig.dobson4uP's avatar
    I like the fact it's got a "mounting hole" to make it useful in more settings
  9. sbirsen's avatar
    Can these be safely used abroad by adding a continental adapter, so I don't have to use multiple European adapters for each device?
  10. mad.dog's avatar
    The USB sockets might fail before it burns your house down
  11. randomandy's avatar
    I'd been waiting on an Amazon voucher to get this as its sold and fulfilled by Amazon... I'd been wary about it's safety and I can't say any of this makes me feel better

    Does anyone have anything good to say about it? (other than its price)
    DiscoBotty's avatar
    m8 if you're even thinking twice about it, don't do it. you think potentially setting fire to your house is worth saving a few quid? electricals are not something i'm going to skimp out on, ever.
  12. Psxgul's avatar
    Doesn't look safe at all
  13. randomandy's avatar
    Actually looking on Amazon there's a lot of 8 socket power strips from the recommended 'safer' brands for less than this if you don't want or need USB.

    Assuming we're all agreed that Pro Elec and Masterplug are known for safer quality?
  14. L33TL33's avatar
    As others have said. I refuse to buy one of these from an unknown brand. Could burn the house down
  15. Jetaylor's avatar
    First time I’ve seen 1.5mm2 called heavy duty but hey ho. For all those worried I’m not sure where you think your other cheap electronics come from. It’s UKCA marked whether legitimate or not.
    Can’t hurt to pay the extra £5 for a brand if you want though.
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