PRITEK USB Charging Station with 6pcs Short USB Cables Multi Device 6 USB Charger Station Desktop Charger for Cellphone Tablet Earphone MP3 MP4 and other USB Enabled Gadget (Silver)

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This means without a couple of extension leads to hand you’re going to be running around your house maniacally plugging and unplugging like a telephone switchboard operator from the fifties. Plus, you can remove the extension lead from the box at any time, if you’d rather use the four-way unit indoors. Pirtek was founded in Australia in 1980 by Peter Duncan and Wally Davey. The name is a derivation of Pirelli Technology–Pirelli being one of their major suppliers. The company initially began as a grouping of distributors before branching out into franchising in 1985. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] This charging station is a powerful device that takes up more space than traditional ones. This is because it is equipped not only for USB devices but traditional United States-style AC plug-in devices as well. The lead is hot to touch: This suggests that you are overloading your extension cord beyond its capacity and marks a real safety hazard, as noted above.

Pirtek became involved in sporting sponsorship during the late 1990s, sponsoring Stone Brothers Racing. The company has supported motor sports outfits in various countries, as well as becoming involved in rugby league. [11] Motor racing [ edit ] Australia [ edit ] Mendelsohn, Martin (19 May 1997). "Staying mobile wins the race". Evening Standard. p.46 . Retrieved 31 March 2022.There are several mounting options so you can keep the box up on a wall or on a wooden fence and out of the way and the 8m cable means that you can run it right up to the unit that you’re trying to power, lessening cable trail across the garden. Halifax Buys Pirtek Europe From Vision Capital". Wall Street Journal. 11 February 2015. ISSN 0099-9660 . Retrieved 31 March 2022. This lead not only allows you to extend the reach of your home devices, but you can also power them on and off remotely. Charge multiple devices at once while keeping them safe: The charger come with CE/FCC/RoHS/UL certificated, we ensure 100% safe charging with overcharging, overheating and short circuit protection. It could even stand on a desktop and not be too obtrusive and you would also be able to take advantage of the five USB ports for direct charging of devices.

LCD Digital Display: When you charge your smart devices in this desktop USB charger station, the LCD digital display technology automatically recognizes the current and voltage of each port on the screen, allowing you to monitor the device's charging status in real-time. (However, the product display cannot adjust the brightness at this moment.) It’s also rarely safe to plug one extension lead into another, a process called “daisy-chaining” because this will significantly raise the risk of overloading the circuit. Are extension leads waterproof? in-1 Charging Station】This versatile USB charging station charges almost all types of your smart electronics. Specially designed a holder for iWatch and AirPods plus 4 transparent dividers, making it widely compatible with iWatch and AirPods series, iPhone Samsung Google Pixel and other smartphones, tablets, music players and more. The amount of gadgetry and devices around our homes requiring power is mind-boggling and ever growing. High speed charging.: Charging station can recognize any device and automatically detects and delivers the optimal charging current for any connected device (provide the fastest possible charge up to 2.4 amps per port or 8 amps overall .) - ensuring the faster, more efficient charge(this model don't have qc3.0 port or usb-c port)

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Electrical Safety First has devised a calculator so you can estimate the power consumption of the appliances, devices or tools that you’re planning to connect to your extension lead. For general household use, you probably won’t need to worry too much as items like lamps or laptop or mobile phone chargers are very low in wattage, less than 100W in general, and even TVs and Hi-Fi components tend to draw hundreds rather than thousands of watts. That said, it pays to be vigilant: seemingly innocuous small household items such as hairdryers, irons and kettles can consume the best part of 3KW each – and if you’re thinking about electric lawnmowers and power tools, these too can demand kilowatts of power.