Power strip ColorWay CW-CHE44PDB — 4 AC outlets, 2 USB ports

ColorWay CW-CHE44PDB is a compact power strip with four AC outlets and two USB ports designed to power and charge multiple devices simultaneously. Intended for home and office environments, the unit enables connection of lamps, desktop computers, laptop chargers and small appliances while providing USB charging for phones and tablets. Its compact footprint helps organize workstations, reduce wall-socket clutter and centralize power distribution for everyday electronic equipment.

Advantages

The power strip combines AC outlets and dedicated USB ports in a single unit to eliminate the need for separate adapters. Its compact design conserves desk and floor space while offering straightforward plug-and-play operation. Built-in spacing between outlets accommodates larger plugs and adapters without blocking adjacent sockets. The device provides a simple way to keep charging and power distribution tidy and accessible in shared workspaces or living areas.

Suitable for

• Home offices and study desks
• Living rooms for media devices and lamps
• Small office workstations and meeting rooms
• Charging phones, tablets and other USB-powered devices
• Temporary setups for electronics and small appliances

Key specifications

• Number of AC outlets: 4
• USB ports: 2
• Form factor: compact power strip
• Intended use: indoor, home and office environments
• Cable length and plug type: designed for standard wall sockets (check local compatibility)

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable, dry surface near a wall socket. Insert the power strip plug into a compatible mains outlet and then connect up to four AC-powered devices and up to two USB devices. Ensure that connected devices do not exceed the total power rating of the mains circuit. Avoid placing the unit where it may be exposed to liquids, excessive heat or direct sunlight. Unplug the power strip before cleaning or when not in use for extended periods.

Recommendations

Use the ColorWay power strip indoors on a dedicated mains circuit and avoid daisy-chaining multiple power strips. For high-power appliances, verify the device power requirements before connecting. Regularly inspect the cable and housing for damage and replace the unit if any defects are found.