Surge Protector Power Strip 28-in-1, 22 AC Outlets 1875W 15A, 5 USB-A 1 USB-C Ports
Surge Protector Power Strip 28-in-1, 22 AC Outlets 1875W 15A, 5 USB-A 1 USB-C Ports
Surge Protector Power Strip 28-in-1 — 22 AC Outlets with USB-C Charging
Maximize every outlet with this all-in-one surge protector power strip. Featuring 22 spacious AC outlets, 5 USB-A ports, and 1 USB-C port, it's engineered for modern homes, offices, and kitchens that demand reliable, organized power.
Key Features
- 28-in-1 Power Hub: 22 AC outlets + 5 USB-A + 1 USB-C port for simultaneous charging of all your devices
- 1875W / 15A Capacity: Handles high-wattage appliances with ease
- Surge & Overload Protection: Built-in safety shutoff protects your electronics from power spikes
- Flat Plug Design: Low-profile plug fits behind furniture without blocking adjacent outlets
- Wall Mountable: Keyhole slots for clean, space-saving installation on walls or under desks
- Individual Control Switch: Master switch for easy power management
- Space-Saving Layout: Wide-spaced outlets accommodate large adapters without blocking neighbors
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total Outlets | 22 AC + 5 USB-A + 1 USB-C |
| Max Power | 1875W / 15A |
| Plug Type | Flat / Low Profile |
| Mounting | Wall Mount / Desk Mount |
| Protection | Surge + Overload |
| Color | Black |
Perfect For
- Home office setups with multiple monitors, laptops, and chargers
- Kitchen countertops with appliances and phone charging
- Entertainment centers with TVs, gaming consoles, and streaming devices
- Desk workstations needing organized cable management
Frequently Asked Questions
How many phone charges is that?
The mAh in the title converts to roughly three to six full phone charges for the common sizes — the honest math with real efficiency. A laptop or tablet wants the bigger models.
How much power does it draw?
It pulls 1875W at full tilt — a standard household outlet handles that fine, and it settles back once it is up to temperature.
What can it charge at once?
It has the ports in the photos — USB-A, USB-C, and fast-charge where listed, and multiple devices at once without the speed crumbling. The built-in cables on some models are the travel hack.
Does it do fast charging?
PD fast charge where specified — it tops a compatible phone to about half in half an hour, and recharges itself quickly from a wall plug. The wattage is in the specs.
How many devices can the power strip take?
The outlet and USB counts are in the title — a full desk or media corner on one strip, with the surge rating protecting the lot. The flat plug is the hidden hero in tight spaces.
Are the protection features real?
Overload, overheat, and surge protection are built in as listed — the certifications in the specs are the real deal, not marketing. That is what lets you leave devices plugged in overnight with a quiet mind.