Jackson makes four powerboard ranges. Choose by where you'll use it and what you need to plug in.
Jackson Home: everyday use around the house
- Built-in USB-C and USB-A ports to charge phones and tablets without a separate charger.
- 175 joules of surge protection and safety-shuttered sockets.
- Spaced outlets on some models, so bulky plugs don't block the next socket.
- Individually switched outlets on the 4 Outlet Switched Powerboard (PT20W44ISW), so you can turn off devices on standby.
- Small portable boards (1 or 2 outlets) for a desk, bench or bag.
Jackson Raptor: TVs, computers and gaming
- 525 joules of surge protection that reacts in under 20 nanoseconds.
- A 45W USB-C Power Delivery port that can charge many laptops and tablets.
- Slimline 4 and 6 outlet boards, switched 4 and 6 outlet boards, and a 2 outlet double adaptor.
Jackson Rugged: garages, workshops and busy homes
- Impact-resistant outer shell built to take knocks.
- 175 joules of surge protection and safety-shuttered sockets.
- Rugged Home boards have a short 0.9 m lead and a hanging loop. Rugged Plus boards have a 2 m lead and a cord wrap.
- The Rugged Plus 3 Outlet board (RUGP3PD20OR) adds 20W USB-C and USB-A charging.
Jackson Move Worldwide: travel
- Powerboards and a USB adaptor with 4 interchangeable plugs (Australian, European, UK and US) for use in more than 150 countries.
- See Which Jackson Move travel adaptor do I need for my destination?.
Before you buy
- Add up what you'll plug in. The total load on a powerboard must stay within the rating on its label (for most Jackson boards, 10A or 2400W).
- Heaters, kettles, irons and other high-power appliances are best plugged straight into a wall socket.
You can compare every model and its specifications at jacksonpower.com.au or jacksonpower.co.nz.
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