Power strip Fellowes Power Cube Typ E white — compact outlet extender for Type E sockets

Fellowes Power Cube Typ E is a compact outlet extender designed for Type E sockets, offering multiple grounded AC outlets in a single small cube. Its space-saving white enclosure fits neutral interiors and desktop environments, providing convenient power access for chargers, lamps, small office electronics and personal devices. The unit is intended to expand available Type E outlets without requiring additional wall space or bulky extension leads.

Advantages

The compact cube design reduces clutter and places several grounded Type E outlets within easy reach. The white finish is visually unobtrusive in home and office settings. The device is simple to install and move, enabling flexible placement near desks, bedside tables or entertainment centers. It provides a straightforward way to increase the number of usable Type E sockets while keeping cables organized.

Suitable for

• Powering laptop and phone chargers in home and office desks
• Connecting lamps and small table appliances
• Extending a single wall Type E socket to multiple devices
• Temporary setups for meetings, presentations or short-term workstations

Key specifications

• Plug type compatibility: Type E sockets
• Form factor: compact cube design for space-saving placement
• Color: white finish suitable for neutral interiors
• Number of AC outlets: multiple grounded outlets in one unit
• Intended use: indoor use with household and office electronics

How to use

Insert the unit's plug into a Type E wall socket and connect devices to the available grounded outlets on the cube. Place the cube on a stable, flat surface near the point of use to minimize cable length and tension. Avoid stacking heavy objects on the unit and ensure that connected devices do not exceed the combined current rating of the wall circuit. Disconnect the unit before cleaning or when not in use for extended periods.

Usage recommendations

Use the Fellowes Power Cube Typ E for low- to medium-power devices such as chargers, lamps and small electronics. Do not connect high-power appliances or devices that may draw more current than the local circuit rating. Keep the unit in a dry, well-ventilated location and inspect cords and plugs periodically for damage.