NUTICT 2 Prong to 3 Prong Power Strip — 6FT Flat Extension, 5 Outlets, 4 USB Ports, 1440J Surge, Wall Mount

Safer, tidier power for older homes

NUTICT’s 2 Prong to 3 Prong Power Strip is designed for two-prong outlets commonly found in older houses. The polarized 2-prong plug converts to a grounded three-prong design, reducing the risk of ungrounded circuit issues and helping protect connected devices from incidental shocks or damage.

With five protected AC sockets and four USB ports (two USB-A and two USB-C), this power strip supports multiple devices at once. Smart IC technology automatically detects what’s plugged in and adjusts charging speed across ports so your phones, tablets, and accessories can share power more efficiently. Note: PD fast charging is not supported.

The flat extension cord measures six feet and is slim enough to run along baseboards, under rugs, or behind furniture, keeping visible surfaces tidy and minimizing tripping hazards. The removable outlet cover can be left in place to hide wall plugs and keep cords out of sight, or removed for full access to all outlets when needed. The neutral white finish blends with most decors and presents a discreet profile when mounted or placed on a surface.

Power protection and organization go hand in hand here: a 1440-joule surge protector guards electronics from power disturbances, while the wall-mountable form keeps cables tidy in living spaces, home offices, or reception areas.

Key benefits

• Grounded option for older two-prong outlets, reducing ungrounded circuit risk.
• Charge multiple devices at once: five AC outlets and four USB ports.
• Flat 6 ft cord for clean, space-saving placements along walls or under furniture.
• Removable outlet cover offers a tidy look or full access as needed.
• Surge protection helps shield connected electronics from power spikes.

Ideal uses

• Living rooms in older homes needing additional outlets without remodeling.
• Home offices with multiple devices requiring reliable charging from a single strip.
• Nightstands or desks where cords must stay out of sight yet reachable.
• Behind sofas or in tight corners where a slim footprint matters.
• Spaces that prioritize safety and organization without sacrificing accessibility.