Elekso 1A1C.
Compact, light and works in 180+ countries. With a USB-A and a USB-C port, you can charge your devices wherever you are. Toss it in your bag and forget about it. Until you need it.
Elekso® 1A1C Travel Adapter
€19,95
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Elekso® 1A1C Travel Adapter
€19,95
One plug for the whole world.
✓ 1 USB-A and 1 USB-C port
✓ For 180+ countries worldwide
✓ Compact and light: 111 grams
Shipping & returns
✓ Order before 4 pm on a working day and it ships the same day. Delivery in the Netherlands takes 1 to 2 working days, to Belgium 3 to 5 working days.
✓ Shipping within the Netherlands costs €4.95, to Belgium €6.95. Free shipping from €50!
✓ Not happy? Within 30 days you get your money back or swap it for another model for free. We pay for the return shipping.
Your guarantees
✓ Protected against electric shocks.
✓ Certified safe & free of harmful substances.
✓ Always quick support.
What does 1A1C mean?
It means there is 1 USB-A port and 1 USB-C port, on the side.
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What's in the box?
• 1x Elekso® 1A1C travel adapter
• 1x storage pouch
• 1x manual (in English)
Certifications
- CE → Meets European safety standards
- UKCA → Approved for sale in the UK
- FCC → Suitable for the US market
- RoHS → Free of harmful substances
Technical specifications
Specification
Value
Certifications
Socket type
Number of countries180+ countries
Number of USB ports2
Weight111g
Fast chargingNo
Port typesUSB-A, USB-C
Maximum power (Watt)1500W
Input voltage (Volt)100 to 250V
Safety & certification
Our travel adapter meets European safety standards and carries the CE mark. Please note: this product is not a voltage converter. Suitable for dual voltage devices (110 to 240V).
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