Anker - 341 USB Power Strip - White

Yes, the Anker 341 USB Power Strip is cTUVus certified (listed by TUV with both Canadian and US safety marks). This means it meets the safety standards for both the US (UL 1449) and Canada (CSA) markets, covering surge protection and electrical safety. You can confirm this by looking at the rear label – you should see the "cTUVus" logo printed on it.

Yes, the Anker 341 USB Power Strip is UL 1449 listed. It has passed UL (Underwriters Laboratories) testing for surge suppression, meaning it meets safety and performance standards for protecting connected devices from power surges. You can verify the UL mark by checking the label on the product itself.

Yes, it is safe, provided you stay within the power strip's electrical rating. The Anker 341 USB Power Strip is typically rated for 1800W (North American version). A typical desktop PC and one or two monitors will draw between 150W and 600W, well under that limit. Always check the power draw listed on your PC power supply and monitor labels. Do not connect heaters or high-power appliances to this strip. Plugged into a standard 120V wall outlet, you'll be fine for normal computer equipment.

Yes, the Anker 341 USB Power Strip is suitable for a television. It provides standard AC outlets for you to plug your TV into, plus USB ports for charging accessories. There are no special restrictions on televisions, though you should ensure the total power draw (TV + other devices) does not exceed the strip’s rated max wattage (typically 1250W). Just plug your TV cord into the outlet, and it will work like a normal wall socket.

Yes, the Anker 341 USB Power Strip (Model A9183) is designed to support a voltage range of 100-240V, making it compatible with European outlets using 240V when used with the appropriate international adapter. However, please note that the user manual may only state 125V due to certain certification requirements.