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Allocacoc PowerCube Extended USB S+
4x, Type 13, USB-A, 1.50 m
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Former user
7 years ago
Yes, USB power supply is 5V.
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I quote the description: "The PowerCube Extended USB from Allocacoc is a versatile multiple plug with integrated USB charger that will delight you with its extraordinary design. It offers you four (three if with holder) sockets of type T13, which can be loaded with a total peak current of up to 10 amps, as well as two USB ports for charging smartphones or tablets. These deliver a current of up to 2.1 amps. Thanks to the 1.5 metre long cable, you always have the sockets and USB ports available where you need them."
no, with this model the connection cable is fixed
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Manuel PowerCube Extended Remote (PDF): https://www.tchibo.de/service...
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Unfortunately, we do not offer this as an individual part in our range, I would recommend that you ask the manufacturer about this, they may be able to help you.
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It is actually a normal multiple plug. But with a switch. The switch only sends a signal when pressed. The necessary electrical power is generated with Pizo crystals. What are "negative waves"? Electromagnetic "waves" are all around us anyway. Light is nothing else.
BT transmits on 2.4 GHz just like the lower WLAN band. Just with much less transmission power. Depending on the BT standard.
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In this case, please contact our customer service directly so that you can be helped accordingly.
https://www.digitec.ch/help
Hello, you can add a Schuko adapter to the T13 socket
ref : Max Hauri Fixed adapter (Type 13)
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Hi, I had that too... unfortunately also with new cubes.
It's defective.
You can press the button a few times in a row, I always disconnected the consumers, then you hear as soon as the cube switches off.
Then it works again for an indefinite time. Sometimes only until the next "switch-off attempt".
I couldn't even switch it on or off ... had to return the product.
Former employee
4 years ago
Normally, the socket is Swiss, yes :)
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Unfortunately, I don't know... Why don't you ask digitec directly? They will be happy to help you.
The first one I bought was defective and it got quite hot. It was replaced with a new one.
The cable has a length of 1.5 m.
Former employee
5 years ago
According to our information, the PowerCube should have USB charging sockets. If you have received a product without such sockets, you can contact our customer service directly to clarify a possible incorrect delivery.
According to the instructions, you can pair the cubes with remote controls as you like...
https://files.elv.com/Assets...
Unfortunately, I couldn't find anything about power consumption from the manufacturer or in the manual.
However, I think it does not need any power.
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The specified maximum power is around 10W. Both USB ports together deliver a maximum of 2.1 amps (i.e. NOT 2.1A each).
Former user
6 years ago
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Former employee
7 years ago
Unfortunately, we are no longer able to obtain the Original PowerCube.
Former employee
7 years ago
The cube has Euro plugs. I would like to mention that the item is already sold out and can no longer be ordered.
I can't always push the head either. Sometimes it is blocked.
You're spot on.
The cube provides 4 outlets and it can be switched on/off with the orange remote. The remotes can be paired with several cubes at the same time - I use them to switch off devices on stand-by in several rooms at once. I have two cubes and just ordered two more.
The lenght of the cord allows it to be placed in the vicinity of the outlet, but as you mentioned, it doesn't really work as an extention for crossing rooms.
Yaw. sometimes the purchase price from the supplier differs according to the colours, it has always been like that ^^ whether it's 12 francs or 40!
Peace.
That was also the case with mine, a "something" rattled in the remote control right from the start and then the push button was also permanently blocked --> warranty case.
Before you throw away the clicker, you should slightly lift the adhesive feet at the bottom ;-)
No!
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