Product code: 1016945
Cable box, cord organizer, strips, Ugreen LP110 is an inconspicuous box that will allow you to make a big change in your environment. It will accommodate cables and surge strips, allowing easy use of chargers, for example, and on top of that, it will provide order and protection from ignition.
The most important advantages of the Ugreen cable container:
- You will take care of the aesthetics of the room, because instead of a tangle of cables you get an aesthetically pleasing box in a fashionable Scandinavian style
- You will protect children and pets, who from now on will not have any access to plugs and cables
- You will reduce the risk of fire, which could be caused by accidental contact of cables with moisture
- You will organize cables, chargers and surge strips and gather them all in one place
Specifications:
- Brand: Ugreen
- Model: LP110
- Material: ABS
- Dimensions: 425x175x155 mm
- Color: white+black
No more clutter
Place the power strip inside, close the lid and manage your cables through the convenient holes. Anti-slip pads make sure the box will always stay in place.
An elegant unveiling of ... cables
Minimalist form and subdued colors make it an elegant addition to the interior.
For unruly household members
Protect children from contact with cables by completely removing cables from prying eyes and hands. Hidden in an elegant box, they will resist the inquiries of the youngest household members, and they themselves - will be much safer from now on. This is also a great solution for pet owners - no plug will be bitten or otherwise destroyed anymore.
Safety box
The cable box from Ugreen protects the contents from dust and moisture, and thus protects the entire environment from accidental ignition. Importantly, the material from which it is made is also heat-resistant.
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