2 Prong Power Strip, 2 Prong to 3 Prong Outlet Adapter with 5ft Cord 1400J Two Prong Surge Protector, Flat Polarized Plug, 8 AC with 2 USB C and 2 USB A, Wall Mountable, Ideal for Old House

2 Prong to 3 Prong
Outlet Adapter: This adapter converts a polarized two-prong outlet to a three-prong outlet, ideal for non-grounded outlets in older homes. Transform a 2-prong outlet into a safe, organized power station. Ideal for personal electronics, small appliances, and more. 2 Prong Ultra-Thin Flat Plug
Power Strip: With a 0.27 -inch flat polarized plug, this power strip surge protector can sit very close to the wall and hide behind furniture, beds, or refrigerators to maximize space. The 45-degree angled flat plug design keeps another outlet free.
12-in-1 Design Charging Station: The two-prong-to-three-prong outlet adapter features 8 outlets and 4 USB ports, allowing it to charge up to 12 devices from a single compact wall charging unit.
Maximum capacity: 1625 watts, 125 volts, 13 A. The USB ports automatically detect devices and deliver the optimal charging current. Maximum 2.4 A output for 2 USB-A ports, maximum 3.0 A output for 2 USB-C ports, and 3.4 A/17 W total. Compatible with mobile phone, camera, e-readers, and more.
Two-Prong Surge Protector: Safeguard your valuable, vulnerable electronics against voltage spikes and serious power events such as lightning-induced surges with 1400 joules of AC suppression. A white "Surge Protection" indicator illuminates when the surge protector is turned on, indicating that the power outlet is functioning properly. The lighted on/off switch includes an integrated circuit breaker for overload protection of all outlets. The "Surge Protected" indicator light shows that connected devices are protected.
Wall Mountable: Two keyholes on the back of the power strip allow it to be mounted on walls, workbenches, desks, wall mounts, under counters, dorm rooms, and more for a fixed, easy-to-access position. This helps save desktop space. Four rubber feet on the bottom help prevent slipping and sliding