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Understanding the Pros, Cons, and Safety Implications 1. Pure Copper (100% Copper) Best for: High-end power strips, heavy-duty devices. Advantages Disadvantages  Higher cost than alternatives. 2. Aluminum Best for: Low-cost, temporary-use power strips. Advantages Lightweight and affordable. Disadvantages: 3. Copper-Clad Aluminum (CCA) Best for: Mid-range products balancing cost and performance. Advantages: Cheaper than pure copper, better conductivity than pure aluminum. Disadvantages: 4. Tinned Copper Best for: Humid environments or industrial applications. Advantages: Disadvantages: Slightly higher cost than pure copper.

1. What is a Power Adapter? A power adapter is a device that converts alternating current (AC) from a wall outlet into direct current (DC) required by electronic devices. It ensures safe and efficient power delivery for laptops, smartphones, and other gadgets. Key Features Applications Notes

1. By Function 2. By Design 3. By Application 4. Specialized Power Strips

In the era of fast-paced technology, charging solutions need to keep up with our demands for speed, efficiency, and portability. OL’s latest Gallium Nitride (GaN) charger redefines what a power adapter can be—combining cutting-edge technology with sleek design to deliver a superior charging experience. Why GaN Technology? Gallium Nitride (GaN) is a revolutionary semiconductor material that outperforms traditional silicon. It enables chargers to be smaller, lighter, and more efficient while supporting higher power outputs. OL’s GaN charger harnesses this innovation to provide faster charging without compromising safety or reliability. Key Features 1. High-Power Output 2. Universal Fast-Charging Compatibility 3. Ultra-Compact Design 4.

PD (USB Power Delivery) is a fast-charging technology over USB-C that supports up to 100W power transfer. Unlike traditional charging, PD intelligently negotiates voltage (5V-20V) and current between devices to deliver efficient, safe charging while preserving battery health. Key Benefits of PD 1. Blazing-Fast Charging Charge a MacBook Pro to 60% in 30 minutes, or charge smartphones twice as fast as standard chargers. 2. Universal Compatibility Compatible with phones, tablets, laptops, and monitors (e.g., iPhone 15, Samsung Galaxy, Dell XPS). 3. Smart Adaptation Automatically adjusts power output based on device needs, eliminating mismatched chargers. 4. Bidirectional Power Enables devices to charge each other (e.g.,

Multiple Devices, Zero Clutter, Surge Protected Comparison Table Ordinary Power Strip OL Power Strip Bulky round cords take up desk space, require extra cable management tools Flat cord hugs walls/under desks, no cable management tools needed No surge protection, risks device damage Built-in surge protection,auto power-off during voltage fluctuations Crowded outlets block large plugs Wide-spaced outlets fit bulky adapters Usage Scenarios

1. Overload Protection Automatically cuts off power when the total current exceeds the rated limit (e.g., 10A/2500W), preventing overheating or fires caused by overloaded circuits. 2. Child Safety Shutters Protective shutters cover unused sockets, opening only when both prongs of a plug are inserted simultaneously to prevent accidental contact by children. 3. Flame-Retardant Materials Made of high-temperature-resistant plastics (e.g., PC/ABS) that resist ignition and slow flame spread in case of short circuits. 4. Surge Protection Absorbs voltage spikes from lightning or power grid fluctuations to protect connected electronics, measured in joules (e.g., 1000J rating). 5. Grounding Wire The grounding prong

 Core Features 1、Charge 12 Devices Simultaneously： 2、High Power Capacity： Safety Innovations 1. Overcurrent Protection & Flame Retardancy 2. Childproof Safety Door Built-in protective doors on AC outlets block foreign objects, compliant with global safety standards. Use Cases

 What is Reverse Charging? Reverse charging refers to the ability of a device to transfer power bidirectionally via a USB port, allowing it to both charge itself and supply power to other devices. How Does USB-L Enable Reverse Charging? Technical Principle:The USB-L port integrates a smart chip to dynamically switch between power input/output modes.  Operation:When connected to a power source, it prioritizes self-charging; when connected to a device needing power, it automatically switches to output mode. Key Advantages Flexible Power Supply:Charge your phone or earbuds in emergencies. Multi-Device Coordination:Power the strip via a power bank while charging other devices.  Eco-Friendly:Reduce redundant chargers and

USB-A Fast Charging Port (QC3.0) USB-L Reverse Charging Port PD Port (Type-C)