Before meetings begin, your team is already deciding where phones, tablets, and laptops can be powered, often around the work already underway. A power module puts charging access at the desktop, giving you a place to manage power. This charging hub integrates an AC outlet and USB charging ports in a housing for everyday use, while its side pocket can be used as a phone or tablet stand. With charging access in one location, you can keep the point visible and within reach without adding separate charging devices to each workstation.
The power module includes one tamper-resistant AC outlet, one USB-A port rated at 5V to 12V and 18W maximum, and one USB-C port rated at 5V to 20V and 45W maximum. A six-foot cable is listed with the module. The side pocket can be used as a phone or tablet stand. These specifications keep the electrical details visible for your purchasing review: the AC outlet is tamper resistant, while the USB-A and USB-C ports carry separate voltage and wattage ratings. You can review those ratings against the devices your staff uses before setting the module at a shared desk or individual workstation.
Several finish choices let you coordinate the power module with the workstation or surrounding furniture. The configuration combines one tamper-resistant AC outlet, one USB-A port, one USB-C port, a six-foot cable, and the side pocket that can be used as a phone or tablet stand. For an office manager, that gives you a concrete checklist when you are planning charging access across desks, meeting areas, or shared workstations. Choose the finish that fits your furniture plan, then place the power module where your staff needs access to an AC outlet or either USB connection. The separate USB-A and USB-C ratings let you document the available charging specifications as part of your equipment review.