Power Strip Tower Surge Protector with USB Ports, 12 AC Outlets Flat Plug Extension Cord 6FT with Multiple Outlets, Overload Protection Charging Station for Office Desk Home Dorm Room

The Questions You Probably Have

Q1: How many devices can I plug in at the same time??

A: Up to 16 devices — 12 AC outlets plus 4 USB ports (2 USB-C + 2 USB-A). The AC outlets are spaced apart so bulky adapters won't block neighboring outlets. Note that all 4 USB ports share a total output of 5V/3.4A, so charging speed splits when several devices are charging at once.

Q2: How big is it? Will it fit on a shelf or nightstand??

A: The tower measures about 3.1 x 3.2 inches at the base and 5.8 inches tall (79.9 x 81.7 x 147 mm) — roughly the size of a soda can standing up. It fits on a standard shelf, desk corner or nightstand, and keeps cords gathered in one spot instead of stretching a long strip across your desk

Q3: Will the plug fit behind a sofa or nightstand??

A: Yes. The flat plug head is 0.31 inches thin and sits flush against the wall, fitting the narrow gap behind sofas, beds and nightstands. The 45° angled design also keeps the lower wall outlet free for another plug

Q4: Does it actually protect my devices, or is it just extra outlets??

A: It has built-in overload, over-current and short-circuit protection. If the total load exceeds the 10A rated limit, the breaker trips and cuts power — press the reset switch on the side to restore it. Rated 10A MAX (about 1250W at 125V) and FCC certified, it suits computers, TVs, monitors and everyday electronics

Q5: Can it handle my TV setup and home office devices together??

A: Yes. It is commonly used around TVs and sound systems as well as home office desks — TV, streaming device, speakers and game console, or monitor, laptop, lamp and phone charger. With a 10A MAX rating (about 1250W), it covers typical entertainment and office setups; high-power appliances such as space heaters or hair dryers are not recommended

Q6: Can I use this power strip outside the US??

A: Yes. It supports a wide input voltage of 110–250V, so it works with different power systems worldwide. Keep in mind the plug is a North American Type B (3-pin) plug, so you will need a plug adapter (not a voltage converter) to fit local outlets abroad.