Introducing Legrand’s adorne 3.1A Dual USB, Plus-Size Combo Outlet

Legrand 3M USB white

Feb 24, 2017

Legrand has added a 3.1A Dual USB, plus-size combo outlet to its adorne collection. The new adorne dual USB outlet has two 15A duplex receptacles and two USB ports.

This new and exciting combo outlet features a total charging capacity of 3.1A and is compatible with USB 2.0 & 3.0 compatible devices. A patented shutter system — now with black “invisi-shutters” for an invisible effect preferred by end users — prevents improper insertion of foreign objects.

The adorne plus-size outlet offers greater plug capacity to accommodate larger products and features a classic look. It’s easily customized with adorne wall plates available in a brilliant palette featuring dozens of colours and a variety of luxurious materials.

Find out more: http://www.legrand.ca/adorne/products/outlets/artrusb153w4.aspx.

 

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