5 Outlets 2 Prong Power Strip with 3USB, 6FT Extension Cord for Old House 1700 Joules, Wall Mountable, Flat Plug, 2 Prong to 3 Prong Outlet Adapter, Wide Spaced, White, for Non-Grounded Outlets

[2 Prong to 3 Prong Extension Cord] This two prong extension cord features an ultra-thin polarized plug (merely 0.33 inches thick) and a space-saving 45° right-angle design to prevent obstruction of the lower socket in duplex wall outlets. It sits flush against the wall and remains discreetly hidden behind furniture. This three prong to two prong adapter safely converts two prong outlets into three prong outlets, offering compatibility with modern grounded appliances while addressing the electrical needs of older houses. [8-in-1 Design Charging Station] The 3 prong to 2 prong adapter with 5 AC outlets (1250W Max), 1 USB-A port (5V/ 2.4A, 12W), and 2 USB-C ports (5V/3A, 15W) can safely charge up to 8 devices from a single small wall charging unit.

Each USB port provides optimized charging for smartphones, game consoles, and more (up to 3.4A /17W shared). [6 FT Cord & Wide-Spaced Outlets] This 6-foot, 2 prong power strip offers flexible placement in hard-to-reach areas, while its wide-spaced outlets ( 1.57 inches apart) are designed to accommodate up to five bulky AC adapters without blocking adjacent ports. [2 to 3 Prong Outlet Adapter with Surge Protection] This 2 prong surge protector features a rated surge protection energy capacity of 1700 Joules, making it a dependable choice for protecting devices during thunderstorms. Equipped with a 10A overload protection switch, the two prong power strip automatically cuts off power when the load exceeds 1250W, ensuring equipment safety while eliminating concerns about risks associated with forgetting to unplug devices.

[Wall-Mountable & Desktop Power Strip] This two prong to three prong adapter features two wall-mounting holes for flexible installation and four non-slip rubber feet for stable surface placement. Maximizes space efficiency in bedrooms, offices, kitchens or vintage houses