VILONG Recessed Power Strip with PD 20W USB-C, Flush Mounted Drawer Outlet, 4 Outlets & 3 USB Ports, Conference Desktop Built in Power Strip, 6.5FT Extension Cord(Black)

I just got done building some custom kitchen cabinets with a stone backsplash and we used one of these in the end of one cabinet section, so this was installed in the side panel, the second we installed in the stone backsplash and now that the kitchen is back up and running I can tell you that these have already proven to be infinitely useful. They have worked perfectly so far and look great!

Worked great

We made some home improvements in our lower level and the one thing that I did not want to have to do was to run new electrical outlets with the new cabinets and countertops that were being put in. So I looked for another solution and this is what we came up with which made things very easy and nice looking. We bumped the new countertops out by 2 inches so that we could plug in these outlets from behind and then cut a hole in the countertops and the bookcases to make things look seamless.

An awesome replacement for table

The good part… seems to be built solid. I liked the way it felt, and the cord was plenty long and heavy. The depth was perfect and didn’t hang below the 1-1/2” thick board, even recessed. Overall, I like this product.The questionable part…when I have one item plugged in to the usb port, then plug in a second item into the other port, the initial one shuts off. Not sure why, and that is disappointing given I already installed this thing.

Worked perfectly and added a professional look to the custom computer desk I built.

I installed this in a tool chest to have a stowed-away charging center. I had to use M4 bolts and nuts since the included screws were for wood (and looked like they would break anyway) but I knew that going in, and used hardware I had on hand. Also used some cord strain relievers and zip-tie cord holders to ensure proper routing behind all the drawers.I was concerned about the depth of the enclosure plus cord exit being too deep, but it fit nicely in the 2" space between the back of the drawer and back of the chest. The cord exit could be moved to the side to fit in a tighter space without too much hassle (so long as the surrounding material is thin enough).It is not super high quality, but plenty good enough for my needs, especially for the price. Would probably be fine in light-commercial space, but nothing that sees constant plugging/unplugging (like a conference table). So far, so good.

My husband worked for an electrician for 2 years while he was in college. He is now a teacher so he has all summer off and several long holidays. Doesn't it seem like he should be able to do all kinds of cool electrical projects around the house? Well guess what, he never seems to get around to them and our house was built in 1978 so it has a shortage of electrical outlets. This little unit is a Godsend!! I am so over the clutter of chargers and wires on my kitchen countertops. I bought a cute little Sideboard Buffet Cabinet on Amazon (Shahoo Farmhouse Sideboard Buffet), cut a hole on the side to fit this and now I have a charging station! I love that it has an iPhone inlet and 2 USBs built in so I can toss the collection of those little plug in cubes. It charges quickly. This comes in various cord lengths so I plan to put one inside my dresser that the TV sits on, one on the side of my nightstand and one on the side of my kitchen island. The only thing that would be awesome to include with this is a template for the hole.