Plugable 6-Outlet Clamping Desk Mountable Power Strip with 2-Port USB Charger

Power and charge everything.


Tired of always searching for the charger for your phone or tablet only to find it won’t fit in your surge protector? Frustrated at surge protectors with short power cables or inadequate space between outlets? Sick of reaching under your desk in the dark to find an outlet? Consider the Plugable PS6-USB2DC!

Features

  • Unique and easy to use built-in clamping system for attaching the unit to desks, tables, and work benches.
  • Built-in 2-port 10.5W (2.1A shared) USB charger.
  • 6 standard US 3-prong grounded power outlets with surge suppression rated to 2100 Joules.
  • 2 of the 6 available outlets accommodate larger “wall wart” style power adapter bricks.
  • 6 foot power cable.

Surge Suppression

  • 6 protected power outlets
  • 2100 Joules of protection
  • 2-in-1 power / circuit breaker switch
  • Built-in EMI/RFI filter
  • UL/cUL Rated

Specifications

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  • For 120V AC / 60Hz (US plugs)
  • Capacity 15A, 1875 watts
  • Clamping voltage 400V
  • Max Spike Voltage 6,000V
  • Response time < 1 ns
  • EMI/RFI Filter range 150Khz – 30Mhz
  • EMI/RFI Filter Attenuation 20dB

In the box

14 inch by 3 inch surge suppression clamping style power strip and charger. US style grounded 3 prong plugs.

USB Charging

Battery charging over USB has become a standard practice but the actual charging behavior of different devices is often unpredictable and sometimes disappointing. The devices themselves decide how much current to draw and manufacturers haven’t settled on a single standard. We constantly test our products with as many different devices as possible and publish the results so it’s easy to determine the charging behavior to expect from your device on each of our USB products. These are the results for the devices we’ve tested on this charger so far.



For hubs, "Hosted" means the hub is attached to a host computer that is powered on. "Unhosted" means just the opposite, that the hub isn't attached to a host computer, or that the host computer is turned off. This doesn't apply to stand-alone chargers that only plug in to a wall outlet.

The "Estimated Charging Time" column is the minimum amount of time that the device would take to charge if it was fully drained. This is just an estimate! We provided this to give a general idea of the expected charge time. If this column is blank for a device, that means that the device indicated that it wasn't charging. In this case, even if the device is drawing power, it will likely either "tread water" keeping the battery at a constant level, or slowly lose ground.

FAQ

How can I tell if protection is working?
The red “Protected” light on the surge protector illuminates to indicate when protection is working.

What does the “Grounded” light mean?
The green “Grounded” light indicates that the outlet the surge protector is plugged into has a safe path to ground. If the “Protected” light comes on, but the “Grounded” light does not, please have a qualified electrician check the outlet. A disconnected ground can be very dangerous.

How do I turn off the lights?
The all-in-one power/circuit breaker switch will switch off the lights when in the off position.

Can I turn off just the light and leave the surge protector on?
The “Protected” and “Grounded” lights do not have a separate switch. Turning off the device is necessary to turn off those lights.

Have another question we haven’t answered yet? Just email support@plugable.com, we’re happy to help!