Double Socket with Dual USB-C – Brushed Stainless Steel

When one USB-C port is used, it provides charging power up to 45W for compatible devices. Supported output levels include 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V and 20V.

When both USB-C ports are used simultaneously, they share a combined output of up to 5V/3A (15W). The available charging power is distributed between the two connected devices.

For the highest available charging power, use one USB-C port at a time.

The USB-C ports support several commonly used charging protocols, including PD 2.0, PD 3.0, QC 2.0, QC 3.0, FCP and PPS.

Protocol availability and charging speed depend on the connected device and cable.

They can charge compatible USB-C laptops that accept 45W or less. Laptops requiring more than 45W may charge slowly, display a low-power warning or not charge correctly.

Check the laptop manufacturer’s charging requirements before use.

No separate plug-in charging adaptor is required. Connect a compatible device directly to one of the integrated USB-C ports using a suitable charging cable.

The charging cable must support the charging protocol and power required by the connected device.

Each mains socket supports a maximum load of 13A. The maximum combined load across both sockets is also 13A and must not be exceeded. The two sockets must not be treated as providing a combined capacity of 26A.

Yes. Each mains socket has its own physical switch, allowing the two connected appliances to be controlled separately at the wall.

The socket is designed to respond if its internal temperature rises beyond a safe operating level. Power is automatically cut off to help reduce overheating and provide additional protection during everyday use.

Do not continue using the socket if it becomes unusually hot, shows visible damage or operates abnormally. Isolate the power and have it inspected by a qualified electrician.

Yes. The socket is designed to fit a standard UK 35 mm back box.