A charging hub for the drawer full of lamps waiting to be topped up

Thirty USB outputs sit in a box the size of a hardback. Restaurants and hotels use these to bring a whole set of table lights back to full overnight. It works the same way at home once you own more than a few rechargeable lamps.

Why choose this charging hub?

One wall socket does the job of thirty. The unit manages the load itself, so you plug things in as you go rather than working out what fits.

One socket, thirty outputs: every port delivers 5V / 2.4A, which is 12 watts each.
150 W across the board: 30 A total current, enough headroom to fill a full rack of lamps at once.
Airflow built into the case: the housing moves heat away while the ports are working.
Stays where you put it: a grip mat underneath keeps the box from sliding when cables pull on it.
Takes knocks: the shell is impact resistant, which matters in a service area or a workshop.

For anyone charging a set rather than a single device, this replaces a tangle of adapters with one box.

The unit measures 16 by 8.7 cm and weighs 597 grams, so it stays put on a counter or sits on a shelf under it. The power cable is 1.5 m, which reaches a socket behind the furniture. Input runs from 85 to 240 V at 50-60 Hz.