Review on 🔌 AUOPLUS Multi Plug Outlet Extender with USB - Surge Protector Power Strip for Travel, Home, Office - White, ETL Listed by Bernadette Pacheco

Buying high power electrical equipment that isn't UL or ETL listed is risky, but buying a device that claims to be ETL listed when in fact it isn't is challenging you to die in a fire. While anything else they claim about it is most likely wrong, it's not safe by its own specs either! The back says the USB is rated for 5 volts DC at 3.1 amps (that's 16.5 watts), but then it also says that the maximum USB power is 12 watts/USB (that's 13, 4 amps or 48 watts and that's three times more than its own safe operating current!They claim it's FCC certified but that can't be because the FCC only registers the devices and doesn't test them.Don't use in the bathroom.Finally not green The front is open!So it's all a lie Revain has to confirm it's safe or they wouldn't be selling it would they?