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Crest Decord Power Board 4 Sockets 4 Switch 3 USB 1m
DEC4W3UC
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Power board with 4 power outputs and 3 USB outputs
- Individual switches for each outlet
- Surge and overload protection included
- 1 metre braided cable in white finish
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Crest
- Model Number:
- DEC4W3UC
- Protection:
- Surge and Overload Protection
- Type:
- Power Board
Power & Charging
- Outlet Ports:
- 4 Power Outputs, 3 USB Outputs
Safety
- Switches:
- Individual
General Information
- Colour:
- White
- Materials:
- Braided cable
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 1 Year
Power & Charging
- Outlet Ports:
- 4 Power Outputs, 3 USB Outputs
General Information
- Colour:
- White
- Materials:
- Braided cable
Product Dimensions
- Cord Length (m):
- 1
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 310
- Box Width (mm):
- 126
- Box Depth (mm):
- 42
- Box Weight (kg):
- 1
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At a glance
The Crest Decord Power Board is a practical multi-device charging solution for homes, desks and entertainment areas, combining 4 switched power sockets with 3 USB ports in one compact unit. It suits users who want to reduce charger clutter and control connected devices individually. Its main strength is convenience in a small space, but the 1 m cable gives it less placement flexibility than longer extension-style boards.
What it’s great for
- Desk Charging
- Home Office Power Access
- Bedside Device Charging
- Entertainment Unit Setups
- Everyday Household Use
Where it works best
- Home Office
- Study Desk
- Bedroom
- Living Room
- Media Unit
Who it’s for
- Remote Worker
- Student
- Household User
- Apartment Dweller
- Everyday Tech User
Things to consider
The 1 m lead is convenient for nearby outlets, but it is less flexible than longer power boards for larger rooms or harder-to-reach wall sockets.
Home office suitability
High - well suited to desks with a monitor, laptop charger, lamp and USB-charged accessories
Surge protection score
2/10 - designed primarily for convenient power distribution; surge protection is not clearly indicated
Portability rating
7/10 - compact and easy to move between rooms, though it is still intended mainly for fixed indoor use
Multi-device compatibility
Strong - supports a mix of mains-powered appliances and USB-charged personal devices
Durability vs category average
Average - suitable for everyday indoor use, but not positioned as a heavy-duty workshop or commercial board
Key benefits
- 4 ac sockets: Powers multiple household or desk devices from one compact board.
- 4 individual switches: Lets you turn connected devices on or off separately for easier control.
- 3 usb ports: Charges phones, earbuds and other USB-powered devices without needing extra wall chargers.
- 1 m cable: Works well where the wall outlet is close to your desk, TV unit or bedside table.
- Combined power and usb layout: Helps reduce charger clutter by handling mains-powered and USB devices in one place.
- Compact format: Fits more easily into smaller spaces than bulkier multi-board setups.
- Switched outlet design: Makes it easier to disconnect unused appliances without unplugging them.
- Everyday multi-device support: Useful for keeping work, study and personal devices powered from one central point.
Q: Can the USB-C and USB-A ports fast charge a laptop?
A: No. The USB charging output is 5V/3.4A combined across the USB-C and 2 USB-A ports, which suits phones, earbuds and many tablets. It is not a high-wattage USB-C PD charger, so it is not suitable for charging most laptops.
Q: What does the 2400W maximum power rating mean in everyday use?
A: It means the total load across all 4 sockets should stay within 2400W and 10A combined. That is fine for chargers, TVs and similar low to moderate loads, but not for several high-draw appliances running at the same time.
Q: Do the individual switches let you turn each outlet off separately?
A: Yes. Each of the 4 sockets has its own switch, so connected devices can be powered on or isolated one at a time instead of shutting down the whole board. That is useful when mixing chargers, lamps or AV gear on one power board.
Q: Is the 1m cable best for desk use or across a room?
A: The 1m cable is better suited to desks, bedside tables and entertainment units where the wall outlet is nearby. It is shorter than many floor-run power boards, so it is less practical if the socket is on the other side of the room.
Q: Does surge and overload protection mean the same thing on this power board?
A: No. Surge protection helps reduce damage from short voltage spikes, while overload protection is there if the connected load exceeds the board's rated capacity. They cover different risks, so neither feature makes it suitable for overloading.