4 outlets, 2x use a, 2x usbc fast charge (apparently).
Jb selling for $45.95.
https://www.jbhifi.com.au/products/jackson-surge-protected-b…
Bunnings also got black with switches for $25
https://www.bunnings.com.au/jackson-4-outlet-rapid-charge-us…
pretty negative reviews on this board though
The black ones here are rapid charge.
So fast charge ain't great at all.
I found this product at Bunnings Warehouse you may like: Jackson 4 Outlet Rapid Charge USB-C Powerboard https://bunnings.com.au/applinks_p0537811?source=product_sha…
JB has a pic of the back of the box which seems to imply it's one of those typical 5V only power boards, hardly what people expect for a fast charging USB-C port.
Picked up a Jackson single-port pink board for the missus recently on Bunnings clearance for $15 which does state 9V, 12V, etc. specs
https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/jackson-ra…
From the Jackson Product Page:
Specifications
- Voltage Rating: 230-240VAC 50Hz
- Current: 10A (Max.)
- Power Rating: 2300-2400 Watt (Max.)
- Surge Current: 9,000 Amps
- Energy Absorption: 350 Joules
- Response Time: <20 Nano Secs.
- USB: 5VDC 3.4A Max Total
- Board Dimensions: H 30mm x W 53mm x L 320mm
LOL. seems like anything over 5V1A can be named "FAST Charger" nowadays….
but for $20 I won't complain… saves some room at least
5V 3.4A is already more than 15W - base model Samsung Galaxy phones show "fast charging" at 15W, so its not a wrong description exactly.
Hmm the one i got jb to price match has identical title however some specs are different.
Jb version
Surge current:18,000
Energy Absorption: 175 joules
And box says lead is only 1m (instead of 1.75m for bunnings version).
Unsure which is better but i used a perks vocher to only pay $10 out of pocket, so happy regardless.
anyone had experience with Crest Powerboards compared with Jackson? currently $15 instore at Coles (says $30 on the site) - www.coles.com.au/product/crest-power-board-4-socket-2-usb-1.…