Anker Nano Power Strip, Desk Clamp with 1500J Surge Protector, 5ft Extension Cord, 70W Max Gaming Desk Accessories, 6 AC, 2 USB A, 2 USB C, Home Office Essentials, Fit 0.6~1.8'' Tabletop Edge (White)
Features 6 AC outlets, 2 USB-C, and 2 USB-A ports, split into top and bottom zones to reduce clutter and simplify charging.
Power laptops, tablets, and more with a USB-C port that delivers up to 70W using GaN technology.
Designed to replace bulky adapters and tangled cables, keeping your desk clean and organized. (Note: The power cord is 5 ft (152 cm) long, about the width of a standard queen-size bed.)
The adjustable desk clamp holds securely, allowing you to plug or unplug devices with one hand without shifting.
Anker Nano Power Strip (10-in-1, 70W, Clamp), welcome guide, 24-month warranty, and our friendly customer service.
Is there a circuit breaker built into this? A power switch?
Based on the product specifications, the Anker Nano Power Strip with 1500J surge protector does not explicitly list a circuit breaker or a physical power switch in its standard features. Surge protection: It has built-in surge protection (1500J), which protects against voltage spikes, but this is not the same as a resettable circuit breaker. Power switch: Most compact Anker power strips do not have a manual on/off switch—they are always live when plugged in. If you require a power strip with a built-in circuit breaker or a power switch, please double-check the product's user manual or contact Anker support for exact confirmation.
Does this support PD charge protocol?
Based on the product name (Anker Nano Power Strip with 1500J Surge Protector), this model appears to be a basic power strip with AC outlets and possibly a USB port, but the standard version does not clearly specify support for USB Power Delivery (PD). To confirm: If it has a USB-C port on the side, it may support PD (check the printed text around the port for "PD" or wattage like "20W"). If it only has USB-A ports, then it does not support PD. Please check the device label or the product listing's detailed specs—PD support is usually explicitly stated. Without that, it likely provides standard 5V charging at best.
Can I leave a monitor, Mac mini, and two speakers plugged into this full time? Thanks
Yes, you can leave a monitor, Mac mini, and two speakers plugged into the Nano Power Strip full time, as long as the combined power consumption of these devices does not exceed the power strip's maximum output capabilities: AC Output: Up to 1250W max Input Voltage: 100-240V, 50-60Hz Surge Protection ensures device protection with 1500J. These power strips are equipped with safety features such as overload protection, temperature control, and fire resistance to ensure safe usage for your devices. Therefore, as long as your devices are within these specifications, continuous use is safe.
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