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JACKSON Europe, Bali & Controller 500va more Rapid Charge Travel Adaptor

 

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Part no PTA8810USBPD20W
Ascent part no 824402
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Travel adaptor for connecting Australian and New Zealand appliances to European-style Type C power sockets in Europe, Bali and other compatible countries. Includes one USB-C Power Delivery port and one USB-A Quick Charge port, each rated up to 20W. The adaptor does not convert voltage.

Technical Specifications

Product NameJackson Move Outbound Europe + Bali 20W USB-A + USB-C Travel Adaptor
ManufacturerJACKSON
Model NumberPTA8810USBPD20W
Product LineMove Outbound
Product CategoryAdapters
POWER
Input Voltage240V AC for Australian and New Zealand appliances
Voltage ConversionNo
Rapid ChargingUSB-C PD 20W and USB-A QC 20W
Charging TechnologyGaN and PPS
CONNECTIVITY
USB-A Ports1
USB-C Ports1
Total USB Ports2
AC Socket TypeType C European-style socket
Input Plug TypeAustralian/New Zealand plug
COMPATIBILITY
Compatible DestinationsEurope, Bali and other countries using compatible European-style sockets
Compatible Appliances240V Australian/New Zealand appliances, or devices rated for 100–240V input
PHYSICAL
ColourWhite
MaterialPolycarbonate (PC)
Dimensions8.2 cm x 6 cm x 6.9 cm
Voltage ConversionNo
Warranty InformationLifetime product replacement warranty; stated as limited lifetime by one retailer

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Jackson
Part no PTA8810USBPD20W
Ascent part no 824402
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