֎ 525J Surge Protection
֎ Fire Proof MOVs
֎ 2 x USB-C PD30W
֎ 1 x USB-A QC30W
֎ Compact size, great for travel
֎ Surge Protection
This compact 2 outlet 525J surge protector with fire-resistant MOVs are designed to help safeguard your devices during power surges. Equipped with 2 x USB-C PD30W and 1 x USB-A QC30W, it supports fast charging for compatible tablets, phones, and other electronics.
Any extension beyond a single plug into a single out, is potentially dangerous.
This does nothing additional to mitigate danger aside from being fireproof and surge protected.
Seems cheap, but can't see what the normal price is (either from bunnings or other retailers). Is this a deal, or just cheap?
Thx mate, I haven't used pricehipster before… I guess I will surrender my ozb membership (or remember to try it in future!)
I believe (grain of salt worthy), it was one of the early front runners in the Aus price tracking space. Not sure what fell it off the wagon, possibly the horrendous website, but definitely rarely see it mentioned any more!
This is what would be called a "promo" line in Bunnings. ie, it's not part of the core range, so it has no regular price. And it would be a once off drop for Bunnings, so other retailers don't sell it either. Cordtech has a lot of promo lines in Bunnings. They're owned by Jackson now, but seem to be the more budget option of the 2.
But is does…
This price history starts 9th August. It's a promo line.
@ASR-Briggs: Yet I said nothing to the contrary. It has a base price, it is now cheaper, it is an Oz bargain.
@ASR-Briggs: How recent was the Jackson acquisition? I feel like Jackson went from being that budget brand, to entering the mod-range segment all of a sudden without any apparent change in production - guessing this may have been the catalyst?
So you're saying if something is available cheaply, it disqualifies from also being a deal? Isn't getting something cheaper simply a side effect of value for money - the whole premise behind constitution of a deal, whether cheap by way of reduced price item or new to market item @ cheaper than competing offerings?
Make me see wine separation whithoit falling into the not cheap but expensive deals scale, which is a matter of perspective and means so a deal regardless of whether you are applicable
How is the wattage distributed across the ports?
It reads as, lists as, and displays as 30w from each A & C ports. For PD3O when two ports are present, 15w each.
This is all assuming the marketing information is accurate, but this is how it certainly appears.
I know it’s probably fine but this absolutely looks like it would set on fire.
At least the MOV's are fire proof… Be sure to check any charred house remains for a few intact varistors, should be good for warranty if they're damaged!
Ordered 2, paid for.
Then got an out of stock message, with refund pending.
Stock level at store?
Clearly not 2A + 1C. It is actually 1A + 2C.
Bunnings is wrong. The OP copied their error.
If it's so clear it's a non issue. THeres what you are looking for](https://www.bunnings.com.au/contact-us)
Ordered 1 thanks!
Made an order and got asked to ring them about it, no answer, wont bother again.
Never getting onepass again, its just too much hassle.
Kmart sending sooooo many different parcels and having to chase after them because im not home, doesnt save me any time or hassle.
You're doing it wrong
Since it says travel adaptor, is it EU plug or Aus plug?
Domestic travel
Where is this exactly?
Mine just arrived. Don't buy this if you want to use both USB-C charging ports at the same time. Mine kept disconnecting and reconnecting non-stop every 3 seconds even when other ports/sockets were unused.
Worked fine when using both powerpoints + USB-A + 1x USB-C.
My Samsung phone managed Super Fast Charging when used on it's own. Dropped to regular charging when another USB port used at same time.
Don't buy this if you want to use both USB-C charging ports at the same time..Mine kept disconnecting and reconnecting non-stop every 3 seconds even when other ports/sockets were unused.
So disconnect occurs when using both USB-C or 1, because the above says both..[fń
Only occurs when both USB-Cs used simultaneously.
And the second device is? And the cables are?
For everything to work, as per the marketing/manual indicates, everything must meet spec and not be faulty. What you're describing to me is a faulty cable..
It is absolutely normal for all GaN chargers to disconnect briefly when dis/reconnecting cables. Thus a faulty cable, (in accordance with PD), which means it may appear fine and even work in certain chargers, will exhibit the exact symptoms you describe.
Run a control with new and certified cables if you really want to put the charger at fault
I'm aware double adaptors are seen as dangerous, does the surge protector mitigate the risks of them?