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5-Outlet Mifaso Outlet Extender 1800J Surge Protector w/ 3 USB Ports Expired
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MIFASOPOWER via Amazon has 5-Outlet Mifaso Outlet Extender 1800J Surge Protector w/ 3 USB Ports for $19.99 - $8 w/ promotion code FBZWBT7J = $11.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+.
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Thanks to community member juanmh for finding this deal.
About this item:
- 5 AC outlet extender (3 sides, 125V, 15A, 1875W) with 3 USB fast charging ports, 1800 joules surge protector, LED night light on the bottom.
- Dusk-To-Dawn Sensor, automatically turns on when ambient lighting becomes insufficient.
- RoHS, CE & FCC Certificates. TUV tested and ETL certified. This power strip has overload protection, short-circuit protection, over current protection, over-voltage protection and overheating protection.
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- This price is $9 lower (~43% savings) than the $20.99 list price.
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Great deal on this outlet extender with USB ports and night light. Just purchased 3 of them.
$18.99 list price - 40% off with code FBZWBT7J = $11.39 before tax Now $19.99 before coupon and $11.99 AC
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...H39F&
$18.99 list price - 40% off with code FBZWBT7J = $11.39 before tax Now $19.99 before coupon and $11.99 AC
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...H39F&
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Would I trust this with high-end electronics? No. But at least I'd trust this to meet the basic claims.
The FCC labeling would indeed arise from the integration of the USB charging ports (since those need to meet the standards associated with accepting/not-generating interference).
Definitely seems a half-step above the scammier Anker products (e.g. - power strips only certified as power cords).
Good luck!
Jon
In for another 2 now, thanks op.
"fireproof shell" sounds pretty fake to me.
brand:mifaso
sold by: mifasopower
Business Name: tonghuazhinengkejiyouxiangongsi-lizhijin
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"fireproof shell" sounds pretty fake to me.
brand:mifaso
sold by: mifasopower
Business Name: tonghuazhinengkejiyouxiangongsi-lizhijin
"fireproof shell" sounds pretty fake to me.
brand:mifaso
sold by: mifasopower
Business Name: tonghuazhinengkejiyouxiangongsi-lizhijinl
Safety Protection
This wall outlets plug is ETL listed, FCC & RoHS, UL standard certified. Safety, high quality and good product performance.
Fire-resistance PC shell with refractory temperature up to 1382°F, makes it more durable and longer lifetime.
Would be totally fast advertising if they weren't certified. Item has good reviews.
In for another 2 now, thanks op.
In for another 2 now, thanks op.
"the rated capacity"
...of 3.1A split across 3 ports?
So 1A per port if using all 3.
That's extremely low and slow do any modern phone/tablet.
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Would I trust this with high-end electronics? No. But at least I'd trust this to meet the basic claims.
The FCC labeling would indeed arise from the integration of the USB charging ports (since those need to meet the standards associated with accepting/not-generating interference).
Definitely seems a half-step above the scammier Anker products (e.g. - power strips only certified as power cords).
Good luck!
Jon
...of 3.1A split across 3 ports?
So 1A per port if using all 3.
That's extremely low and slow do any modern phone/tablet.
Good luck!
Jon