Our USB Charger Devices feature a smart chip that recognizes and optimizes the charging power of your electronic devices for fast and efficient charging. Strategically placed vertical USB Ports in all models provide generous room to insert and maneuver charging cords and add to the contemporary and aesthetically appealing design. Plus, adapter-free charging eliminates unsightly clutter contributing to a neat appearance on countertops, desktops or wherever you choose to charge. Engineered for compatibility with the latest technology, Leviton USB Charger Devices are designed to charge tablets, smart and mobile phones, gaming devices, e-readers, digital cameras and a host of other electronic devices.
  • SMART - Built-in smart chip recognizes the individual device's charging requirement to optimize the charge
  • POWERFUL - Two high-powered charging ports deliver a combined total of 3.6A charging current and 18-Watt of power
  • CONVENIENT - No more searching for charging adapters! Upgrade so you can charge electronics while leaving the outlets free for additional power needs
  • EASY - Shallow depth for easier installation
  • ENHANCED SAFETY - Built-in overcurrent protection helps protect the electronic from receiving too much power which can damage the device
  • Two vertical high powered USB ports
  • 3.6A charging capacity
  • Wallplate sold separately

Dimensions

Faceplate Depth (in.)
2.1
Faceplate Height (in.)
4.4
Faceplate Width (in.)
2.3
Outlet Depth (in.)
2.1
Outlet Height (in.)
4.4
Outlet Width (in.)
2.3

Details

Color Family
White
Color/Finish
White
Electrical Features
USB Port
Electrical Product Type
Outlet
Faceplate Material
Thermoplastic
Grounding
Ungrounded
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor
Maximum Amperage (amps)
15
Mounting Type
In-Wall
NEMA Configuration
NEMA 5
NEMA Configuration Receptacle
5-15
Number of Outlets
2
Number of Poles
0
Outlet Configuration
Duplex
Outlet Location
Floor,Wall
Outlet Material
Nylon
Outlet Type
Standard
Package Quantity
1
Rating
Tamper Resistant


Voltage
125 volt
Wired or Wireless
Wired