LDNIO 3 AC Outlets + 6 USB SC3604 Universal Power Strip

LDNIO 3 AC Outlets + 6 USB SC3604 Universal Power Strip

The LDNIO SC3604 puts three universal AC sockets and six USB ports on one strip. UK, EU and US plugs fit without an adapter, large power bricks seat properly, and the 2-metre heavy-duty cord is rated for 2500W. With worldwide 100–250V input, one SKU covers every market you ship to.

Item	Specification
Model	SC3604
AC outlets	3 × universal (UK / EU / US plugs)
USB ports	6 × USB-A
Input	100–250V / 10A, 2500W (Max)
USB output	5V / 3.4A
Total USB power	17W (Max)
Cord length	2 m heavy-duty
Dimensions	162 × 97 × 38 mm
Switch	One-key power switch
Housing	Fire-proof PC, 9-layer multi-protection
Safety	Safety door on sockets, standard grounding
Plug versions	EU / UK / US
Certifications	CE / RoHS / FCC
Colour	Black

Product Overview

One strip on the desk, and the charger hunt is over. The LDNIO SC3604 puts three universal AC sockets next to six USB ports, so a phone, tablet, lamp, monitor and laptop brick can all run from a single unit instead of a nest of extension leads and adapters. The sockets take UK, EU and US plugs directly, and the housing is wide enough that a bulky laptop adapter will not block the socket beside it.

For a distributor, the value is simple: worldwide 100–250V input means one model covers EU, UK, US and most 220–240V markets, and the six built-in USB ports remove the need for your customers to buy separate chargers.

Key Features

• 3 universal AC sockets, 2500W max — accepts UK, EU and US standard plugs without an adapter; accommodates large adapters without blocking adjacent sockets.
• 6 built-in USB ports, 17W total — phones, tablets and accessories charge straight from the strip, no separate wall chargers needed.
• Worldwide voltage — one SKU for every market — AC 100–250V / 10A input.
• 2-metre heavy-duty cord — reaches from the wall to the desk and carries the full 2500W load.
• Safety door on the sockets — protects children from shock accidents; standard grounding.
• Fire-proof PC housing with 9-layer multi-protection — overload, short-circuit and surge protection, plus a one-key power switch.
• Compact footprint, 162 × 97 × 38 mm — sits flat on a desk, nightstand, hotel room table or shop counter.

What I check before I stock a power strip

• Outlet count and plug acceptance. Ten universal outlets mean I do not need a separate SKU for every plug shape my customers walk in with.
• USB charging that is real, not decorative. 32W in total: PD 3.0 20W on the USB-C, QC 3.0 18W on one USB-A, and four more USB-A at 2.4A. Phones, earbuds and a tablet share the strip without a second charger on the desk.
• Cord length. 200cm reaches the wall socket from a desk or a bedside table instead of pulling the furniture forward.
• Surge protection. My market has voltage swings, and protection is what lets me price above the generic strip on the next shelf.
• Master switch. One switch for the whole strip, so customers stop unplugging it every night.
• Specs already on the box. 10 outlets, PD&QC3.0, 5 USB-A & 1 USB-C, 200cm — printed on the packaging, so my staff does not have to explain it at the counter.
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Why it makes my list easier

• One SKU covers the desk. Ten outlets plus six USB ports replaces two items on my shelf.
• It reads as a home-and-office product, which is the tier where I still make margin instead of competing on the cheapest strip in the aisle.
• Universal sockets suit a mixed-plug market — travellers, imported appliances and local plugs in the same house.
• PD and QC together cover iPhone and Android buyers, so fewer "will it fast charge my phone" questions end in no sale.
• Repeat orders are the same build, the same carton, the same lead time — I can build a category on it, not just a promotion.

• We do not sell retail. We only handle sample trial orders and wholesale supply to distributors and agents.

What I ask you to customise

• my logo on the strip and on the packaging
• my carton and manual language
• my plug and cord type for my market
• retail-ready packaging for my shelf
• a sample before I commit

What I need confirmed before I pay

• MOQ, and whether the sample fee comes off my first order
• lead time in stock vs with my packaging
• carton data, so I can price my last mile before I quote my own customers
• warranty terms and the failure policy
• certifications and test reports my customs broker will ask for

Questions I ask before my first order

• What total AC load is this strip rated for?
• What does 32W mean when every USB port is in use?
• Does the USB-C port fast-charge an iPhone?
• Can I order a mix of plug types in one shipment?
• What documents ship with the goods?

Next step

Send me the wholesale price list with my country and monthly volume, and I will come back with a first order.