⚡ Power your voyage in style—never run out of juice on the high seas!
This compact, cruise-approved power strip features 6 outlets (3 AC and 3 USB-A), is compliant with major cruise lines through 2027 (excluding Royal Caribbean and some Disney ships), and is designed for travel convenience with a lightweight 1.97-inch cube form factor. Perfect for charging multiple devices simultaneously while saving packing space.
Item Dimensions L x W | 1.97"L x 1.97"W |
Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
Item Shape | Cube |
Color | White |
Recommended Uses For Product | Travel |
Power Plug | Type B - 3 pin (North American) |
Surge Protection Rating | 900 Joules |
Amperage | 15 Amps |
Number of Ports | 6 |
Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
Plug Type | Type B |
Special Features | Portable, Cruise Approved, Non Surge |
Total Usb Ports | 3 |
Number of Outlets | 6 |
Voltage | 125 Volts |
M**T
Expanded plug
It’s been working well for travel. This expands a plug and makes charging easier.
J**S
Worked well
This worked fine on our cruise. glad we got it
J**S
Works great
Works great
E**N
Compact way to add more power outlets ac amd USB charge ports.
Whats Nice. 3 grounded outlets from one grounded outlet. 3 USB charging ports... folding plug means it will not poke a hole in something while packed. Also meets Cruise ship requirements, do Not have surge protection. It works, so is a win win..
T**K
No Longer Permitted
Sadly, Royal Caribbean, the cruise line I cruise most often, has banned this item. They don't allow anything that provides additional ac inputs. Only USB and USBc
L**Y
Works well
Works well
A**L
Received as pictured.
Just what I wanted for travel,
E**.
DO NOT PUT IN CARRY-ON !!!
BE SURE TO PACK IT IN YOUR CHECKED BAG!!!This is a great little device! BEWARE, however... in the past, I'd always brought it on-board the ship in my checked bag and never had an issue. This past cruise, I threw it into my carry-on bag, and the screener confiscated it saying it was a fire hazard!!! I argued, but she wouldn't budge. Fortunately, it was a newer ship with enough outlets, so I managed ok, but I was quite angry. Not a pleasant way to start a vacation! If I'd been on an older ship, it would have been a nightmare. They did return it at the end of the cruise, so I'll have this little gem for next time (and I'll be sure to put it in my big suitcase!).UPDATE: I just learned that Royal Caribbean recently changed its policy (in 9/2024), now banning ALL outlet splitters (it appears USB splitters are still permitted). I might purchase a USB splitter for the future to free up more outlets. In the meanwhile, I will still bring this splitter, but put it in my checked bag. Hopefully, this move does not encourage them to search my luggage, though!
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