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ADDTAM US via Amazon has
Addtam Universal Travel Adapter Power Strip (AD2W4L) on sale for
$9.99.
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About this product:
- For use in more than 150 countries, including US/EU/AU/UK via four included plugs
- Ports:
- 2x AC outlets
- 1x USB Type-A
- 1x USB Type-C PD 20W
- Charges at 20W via the USB-C port, 18W via the USB-A port, or a combined 15.5W for both at the same time.
- Only compatible for 110V to 250V wide voltage devices. This power strip does not convert voltages.
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If you want to be precautious, the IEC C14 input socket it uses for the adapters is only rated for 10A, that's what I would use as the limit for continuous use.
A blow dryer, or really any high current device is a really weird use case though for a travel adapter like this in my view. Blow dryers are almost always single voltage range devices, that's why they're almost always provided, so you're not going to be plugging your NA blow dryer into a European outlet, or vice verse. Most high current devices are quite large too, so you wouldn't be traveling with them.
Honestly, people worrying about a really strange edge case for a travel device is rather overblown. This is for travel use, not to simultaneously charge your phone, use your hair dryer and coffee maker from the same outlet.
The USB power supply looks fine too. Plenty of creepage spacing from the AC side, 105C rated capacitors, and a UL approved 2A fast blow fuse for the USB power supply.
There's adequate strain relief on the AC power cord too.
It's a cheap design, but looks adequate if you stick to a reasonable use case and aren't trying to use this to power a welder.
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Compatible with 100~250V worldwide voltage. It is not only a power strip for most of home appliances, but also can be used as a travel adapter.
✈️【NOT A VOLTAGE CONVERTER】- As a travel adapter, this power adapter is only compatible with 110V to 250V wide voltage device. Your straightener, electric toothbrush or razor MUST support 110V-240V Dual Voltage, otherwise you may need a power voltage converter
NOT A Voltage Conventer
Please make sure your devices to support 100V-250V Dual Voltage; Especially hair dryer, curling iron, straightener, electric razor, etc
Compatible with 100~250V worldwide voltage. It is not only a power strip for most of home appliances, but also can be used as a travel adapter.
✈️【NOT A VOLTAGE CONVERTER】- As a travel adapter, this power adapter is only compatible with 110V to 250V wide voltage device. Your straightener, electric toothbrush or razor MUST support 110V-240V Dual Voltage, otherwise you may need a power voltage converter
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If you want to be precautious, the IEC C14 input socket it uses for the adapters is only rated for 10A, that's what I would use as the limit for continuous use.
A blow dryer, or really any high current device is a really weird use case though for a travel adapter like this in my view. Blow dryers are almost always single voltage range devices, that's why they're almost always provided, so you're not going to be plugging your NA blow dryer into a European outlet, or vice verse. Most high current devices are quite large too, so you wouldn't be traveling with them.
Honestly, people worrying about a really strange edge case for a travel device is rather overblown. This is for travel use, not to simultaneously charge your phone, use your hair dryer and coffee maker from the same outlet.
The USB power supply looks fine too. Plenty of creepage spacing from the AC side, 105C rated capacitors, and a UL approved 2A fast blow fuse for the USB power supply.
There's adequate strain relief on the AC power cord too.
It's a cheap design, but looks adequate if you stick to a reasonable use case and aren't trying to use this to power a welder.
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If you want to be precarious, the IEC C14 input socket it uses for the adapters is only rated for 10A, that's what I would use as the limit for continuous use.
A blow dryer, or really any high current device is a really weird use case though for a travel adapter like this in my view. Blow dryers are almost always single voltage range devices, that's why they're almost always provided, so you're not going to be plugging your NA blow dryer into a European outlet, or vice verse. Most high current devices are quite large too, so you wouldn't be traveling with them.
Honestly, people worrying about a really strange edge case for a travel device is rather overblown. This is for travel use, not to simultaneously charge your phone, use your hair dryer and coffee maker from the same outlet.
The USB power supply looks fine too. Plenty of creepage spacing from the AC side, 105C rated capacitors, and a UL approved 2A fast blow fuse for the USB power supply.
There's adequate strain relief on the AC power cord too.
It's a cheap design, but looks adequate if you stick to a reasonable use case and aren't trying to use this to power a welder.
When I got this it did not withstand voltage fluctuating overseas.
You could hear it buzzing!
- really bulky and really heavy
- only plugs into grounded plugs
- only takes US plugs (not anything-to-anything, unlike most other travel adapters)
- the built in charger is low Wattage. As far as I'm concerned, it only adds to weight. I would never want to charge my devices extremely slowly, especially not when I have only 30 minutes while changing flights. Unfortunately, most travel adapters nowadays have a low-Wattage built-in charger.
POS in my opinion.
Cheap? Nah. The biggest cost of a travel adapter is measured in grams, not in dollars.
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