In-Drawer Charging Outlet

Product Description

Smart. Simple. Safe. Docking Drawer charging series outlets are specifically designed to charge today's technology and feature a built-in circuit breaker preventing high power devices such as hair dryers from being used. Seeking an in-drawer outlet to power a hair dryer style drawer in-drawer outlets.

Features

• Create a charging station to charge up to 4 devices simultaneously. Ideal for charging cell phones, tablets, laptops, fitness trackers, CPAP machines, e-readers
• Electrical connection - 4’ cord with 3 prong plug. This outlet WILL NOT work with high powered devices such as hair dryers, stand mixers, etc. (Max Output = 3 amps)
• Ships fully assembled and tested. ETL listed to UL 962a. Simple to Install.
• Sizing - For 24” deep cabinets with a minimum drawer box width of 17.5” and 3” of available space behind the drawer box.
• Mounting Diagrams available to plan your installation update bullets on both ASINs

Top Reviews

Great mechanism
by MyAmazon Orders (3 out of 5 stars)
February 11, 2016

Does NOT work with hair dryers, not enough Amps, wire is 16 gauge. I had to remove the existing wire and install 12 gauge wire and use a GFI 20amp outlet for an in drawer hair dryer. Mechanism works great. Make sure you have 18" inside your cabinet and that your drawer is at least 17" wide or this will not work. Overall satisfied with the product, even though I had to modify to bring it up to code and not start a fire. * Recommend the Style Drawer or Mighty drawer for Hair Dryers so that you do not have to modify it like I had too.
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It's a docking drawer
by Gina (4 out of 5 stars)
July 28, 2016

Does exactly what it is supposed to. The device gave the electrician and carpenter a little bit of a hassle on aligning the drawer back properly so that is the -1 star. It's only been installed a couple of weeks so we will see how it holds up over time.
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Nice
by Jim C (5 out of 5 stars)
February 6, 2019

After some finessing, it works great. The cabinet installers were a bit frustrated installing it, but after a few attempts got it right.
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Good Quality. Packed well with good instructions
by Amazon Customer (5 out of 5 stars)
June 21, 2018

Good Quality. Packed well with good instructions.
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Great product
by Richard (5 out of 5 stars)
August 2, 2016

Very clean, neat and works perfectly. Easy to install if your drawer is the correct width and depth
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One Star
by Hector vega (1 out of 5 stars)
April 25, 2018

Item arrived damaged
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Five Stars
by Amazon Customer (5 out of 5 stars)
October 17, 2016

Worked perfectly.
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the electrician recommended this but had never order it - it doesn't ...
by Nanette Miller (3 out of 5 stars)
November 27, 2017

the electrician recommended this but had never order it - it doesn't fit in the kitchen drawer which means my cabinet maker is modifying the drawer - yet another unbudgeted expense.
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One Star
by Thalia E. Dichiara (1 out of 5 stars)
April 1, 2018

The concept of this product is great, but the size is very large for bathroom drawers.
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Hidden Power for Electronics at the Back of Your Drawers
by Spencer in Seattle (5 out of 5 stars)
May 20, 2015

Docking drawers (or charging drawers) are all new -- and I think we're going to see a lot more of them. The concept is pretty straight forward: you install a power source in the back of your cabinet, either wired through the back of the cabinet or up through the floor. Then this docking fixture provides the first junction box and allows the receptacle box to be installed in the back of a standard drawer. The articulating arm allows the drawer to slide in and out as usual, with the outlet always there at the back of the drawer.

Since first hearing about these, I've made the point of examining several of these docking drawer (again, I prefer charging drawer as the name for these) units. This one is pretty nice, in that it's solid and well hinged. Some of the other models don't protect the wires well, which makes me a bit uncomfortable.

NOTES ON WIRING: It's easy to wire the junction box to any Romex wire, and you can definitely wire this entire receptacle using a 14/2 wire. I'd suggest putting your wire in conduit if you come up the back of your cabinet on the inside, as cabinets typically have some things banging around in them and you wouldn't want to hit the wire, even if it's Romex. I suppose you could use 12/2 on this job, but that would be overkill given the small amount of juice that your electronics are going to use.

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