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Prime Members: Addtam 7-in-1 Cruise Power Strip w/ 3 AC, 4 USB & 1' Retractable Cord

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AddtamDirect via Amazon has Addtam 7-in-1 Cruise Power Strip w/ 3 AC, 4 USB & 1' Retractable Cord Flat Plug for $9.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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  • 7-in-1 power strip with 3 AC outlets and 4 USB ports including 2 USB-C
  • Maximum output of 15.5W across all USB-A and USB-C ports combined
  • Compact white unit weighs 0.5lb with dimensions of 4.2" length
  • Retractable cord measures exactly 1' for small space management
  • ETL listed fire-resistant shell with over-current short-circuit protection

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AddtamDirect via Amazon has Addtam 7-in-1 Cruise Power Strip w/ 3 AC, 4 USB & 1' Retractable Cord Flat Plug for $9.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.

Available About this product :
  • 7-in-1 power strip with 3 AC outlets and 4 USB ports including 2 USB-C
  • Maximum output of 15.5W across all USB-A and USB-C ports combined
  • Compact white unit weighs 0.5lb with dimensions of 4.2" length
  • Retractable cord measures exactly 1' for small space management
  • ETL listed fire-resistant shell with over-current short-circuit protection

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Please not, this device offers no surge protection.
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raptor87Today 4:55 PM
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Quote from mdnrmom02 View quoted comment :
Please note, this device offers no surge protection.
most power strips dont offer any useful level of surge protection, get a whole home protector, unless you are literally using this on a cruise.
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ozziegtToday 7:23 PM
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Quote from mdnrmom02 View quoted comment :
Please note, this device offers no surge protection.
Cruise lines don't allow power strips with surge protection, so this is a deliberate feature omission. That being said, some cruise lines don't allow power strips at all.
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mikeloya88Today 8:23 PM
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addtam is legit.
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Dr. JToday 8:29 PM
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Quote from ozziegt View quoted comment :
Cruise lines don't allow power strips with surge protection, so this is a deliberate feature omission. That being said, some cruise lines don't allow power strips at all.

Was going to say this. There is no such standard as "cruise ship certified", and frankly I've found it very hit and miss on what they confiscate from a power distribution standpoint. Some lines also have limitations on the number of outlets a "splitter" can have, or ban them outright. Enforcement is YMMV./

Cruise line voltage is 120V like home however it's split 60V, not 120V to a bonded neutral. So it's 120V just like the 240V in your house is split between 2 legs. This is why they don't like surge protectors - typical surge protectors only cut the hot leg, not the "neutral". This is OK at home but on a ship that other leg still has 60V on it.

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