USB Socket and USB Plug Socket



When charging portable devices such as a smartphone or tablet, a USB plug socket is suitable while still being able to use socket outlets. A USB plug socket with one or more USB connections is available to connect several devices simultaneously.
Designed to provide optimum charging performance by delivering fast-charging solutions to enhance user experience. Airports, hotels, universities, stores, outlets and other areas that frequently host mobile device users will benefit from USB charging solutions. A socket with a USB plugin is advantageous since one can charge many devices simultaneously.

We have different kinds;

  1. Colors brushed steel effect double USB socket, 2*2.1A USB
2. Lap 2-Gang SP 13A Switched Socket + 3.1 A 2-Outlet USB Charger White
  • It has a screwed faceplate
  • Slim raised profile
  • Requires 25mm Back Box
3.Lap 2-Gang SP 13A Switched Socket + 3.1A 2-Outlet USB Charger Brushed Stainless Steel
  • It has a flat profile
  • Has a screwed faceplate
  • Should be used with 35mm Back Box
4.Lap 2-Gang SP 13A Switched Socket + 3.1A 2-Outlet USB Charger Brushed Stainless Steel.
  • Has a mounted raised profile
  • Has a screwed faceplate
  • It should be used with 25mm Back Box.
5.Lap 2-Gang SP 13A Switched Socket + 3.1A 2-Outlet USB Charger Brushed Stainless Steel
  • Has a raised rounded profile
  • screwed faceplate
  • Should be used with 25mm Back Box
6.Lap 2-Gang SP 13A Switched Socket + 3.1A 2-Outlet USB Charger Black Nickel
  • Has a raised rounded profile
  • with screwed faceplate
  • Should be used with 25mm Back Box
7.Lap 2-Gang SP 13A Switched Socket + 3.1A 3-Outlet USB Charger Brushed Stainless Steel
  • Has a raised rounded profile
  • with a screwed faceplate
  • Should be used with 25mm Back Box
8.Lap 2-Gang SP 13A Switched Socket + 3.1A 3-Outlet USB Charger White
  • Has a raised rounded profile
  • with a screwed faceplate
  • Should be used with 25mm Back Box
  • Is white.
9.Lap 2-Gang SP 13A Switched Socket + 3.1A 3-Outlet USB Charger Brushed Stainless Steel
  • Has a raised rounded profile
  • with a screwed faceplate
  • Should be used with 25mm Back Box
10.Lap 2-Gang SP 13A Switched Socket + 3.1A 2-Outlet USB Charger, Black
  • Has a flat profile
  • with a screwed faceplate
  • Should be used with a 35mm Back Box
11.Lap 2-Gang SP 13A Switched Socket + 3.1A 2-Outlet USB Charger Slate-Effect
  • Has a flat profile
  • with a screwed faceplate
  • Should be used with a 35mm Back Box
12.Lap 1-Gang SP 13A Switched Socket + 2.1A 2-Outlet USB Charger White
  • Has a screwed faceplate
  • Has a raised Slim profile
  • Should be used with 35mm Back Box
13.British General 2-Gang SP 13A Switched Socket + 3.1A 2-Outlet USB Charger Antique Brass
  • Has a raised slim profile
  • with a screwed faceplate
  • Should be used with 25mm Back Box
14.Lap 2-Gang DP 13A Switched Socket + 2.1A 2-Outlet USB Charger Polished Chrome
  • Has a flat profile
  • Has a screwless faceplate
  • It should be used with 35mm Back Box.   
  •   Source  : https://blog.enrgtech.co.uk/usb-socket-usb-plug-socket-enrgtech/

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