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The 2 Port USB Wall Charger is a great supplement to your charging needs. It transform one outlet into two separate USB charging ports, doubling your USB charging options. The charger features 2.1A and 1A rated ports to quickly and easily charge your USB devices. Such as smartphones, tablets, and computer accessories Most computers come with a limited number of USB ports and can be difficult to get to. But our wall charger provides 2 convenient and easy to access charging ports. There is nothing more troublesome than trying to find wall-chargers for different devices. But our charger has 2 USB ports ready to charge so you don’t need to find a wall-plug for each one. Unlike a lot of wall charges, this charger also features foldable prongs. This allows for the charger to be versatile and portable. It can be frustrating when you need to charge your devices and all the outlets are being used. This chargers is a versatile, compact solution that frees up room on the outlet and allows for two devices to be charged at the same time. For all of your cable and accessory needs, choose ShowMeCables.

The 3 Outlet Wall Tap/USB Charger is a great supplement to your charging needs. Perfect for home or office, the wall tap will transform one outlet into three power outlets as well as two USB charging ports. The power outlets are rated for 1875 Watts and offers 600J of surge protection to protect against voltage spikes. The USB ports are capable of 1 amp each per port to easily charge your smartphones and tablets. The wall tap features child safety locks on the electrical outlets for added safety and security. The safety locks will slide over and cover the necessary electrical outlet to prevent insertion or tampering. The wall tap also features an LED indicator to confirm that surge protection is active. Most computers come with a limited number of USB ports and can be difficult to get to. But our wall charger provides 2 convenient and easy to access charging ports for your USB devices. There is nothing more troublesome than trying to find wall-chargers for different devices. But our charger has 2 USB ports ready to charge so you don’t need to find a wall-plug for each one while adding additional power outlets. It can be frustrating when you need to charge your devices and all the outlets are being used. This chargers is a versatile, compact solution that frees up room on the outlet and allows for multiple power sources to be charged at the same time. For all of your cable and accessory needs, choose ShowMeCables.

Do you need to route your cable throughout your home or office? Our pre-terminated 66 wiring block will provide you with a clean and professional solution for your wiring needs. A 66 block will accept an incoming phone or data line from your service provider and allow you to route the connections to wherever they are needed A wiring block will have 4 columns. To understand how the routing will work, let’s take a look at a single row. On this row there are 4 contacts. Contact 1 and 2 are for the incoming line and contacts 3 and 4 are for the outgoing line. Contact 1 is wired directly to Contact 2 and contact 3 is connected directly to contact 4. So the question is, how do we make them talk to each other? For this example, we’ll do a simple 1 pair connection. You will take the incoming line and punch down into contact 1. You will then take your outgoing line and punch down into contact 4 in the same color code. Now both our incoming line and outgoing line are connected, now we just need to connect them to each other. If both lines are wired directly across from each other, you can simply use a bridging clip to pair the connection from contact 2 to contact 3. If your incoming and outgoing lines do not match or if you just need to change your wiring setup over time, you can use cross connect wire to punch down from contact 2 of your incoming line to contact 3 of the outgoing. The pre-terminated block has the incoming and outgoing lines already punched down. It has two female Telco connection to allow you to use a Male Telco cable to connect from the service line into the block, then from the block into your premise wiring to save time. You will simply need to use bridge clips and cross connect wire as needed. Our 66 wiring block is made with a durable and high impact, flame retardant material. It is rated for and exceeds Cat5e standards and accepts between 22-26 gauge wire. It includes the wall mount bracket and hinged cover for

Do you need to quickly connect lines on your wiring block? Our 66 Wiring Block bridge clips will provide a simple solution for connecting and routing your data lines. A wiring block will have 4 columns. To understand how the routing will work, let’s take a look at a single row. On this row there are 4 contacts. Contact 1 and 2 are for the incoming line and contacts 3 and 4 are for the outgoing line. Contact 1 is wired directly to Contact 2 and contact 3 is connected directly to contact 4. So the question is, how do we make them talk to each other? For this example, we’ll do a simple 1 pair connection. You will take the incoming line and punch down into contact 1. You will then take your outgoing line and punch down into contact 4 in the same color code. Now both our incoming line and outgoing line are connected, now we just need to connect them to each other. If both lines are wired directly across from each other, you can simply use a bridging clip to pair the connection from contact 2 to contact 3. The bridge clips are a small ½ inch metal strip, forming a U shape, to allow quick and easy installation on the wiring terminals. For all of your cable and accessory needs, choose Show Me Cables

Do you need to route your cable throughout your home or office? Our pre-terminated 66 wiring block will provide you with a clean and professional solution for your wiring needs. A 66 block will accept an incoming phone or data line from your service provider and allow you to route the connections to wherever they are needed A wiring block will have 4 columns. To understand how the routing will work, let’s take a look at a single row. On this row there are 4 contacts. Contact 1 and 2 are for the incoming line and contacts 3 and 4 are for the outgoing line. Contact 1 is wired directly to Contact 2 and contact 3 is connected directly to contact 4. So the question is, how do we make them talk to each other? For this example, we’ll do a simple 1 pair connection. You will take the incoming line and punch down into contact 1. You will then take your outgoing line and punch down into contact 4 in the same color code. Now both our incoming line and outgoing line are connected, now we just need to connect them to each other. If both lines are wired directly across from each other, you can simply use a bridging clip to pair the connection from contact 2 to contact 3. If your incoming and outgoing lines do not match or if you just need to change your wiring setup over time, you can use cross connect wire to punch down from contact 2 of your incoming line to contact 3 of the outgoing. The pre-terminated block has the outgoing line already punched down. It has a female Telco connection to allow you to use a Male Telco cable to connect from the block into your premise wiring to save time. You will simply need to punch down your incoming line and use bridge clips and cross connect wire as needed. Our 66 wiring block is made with a durable and high impact, flame retardant material. It is rated for and exceeds Cat5e standards and accepts between 22-26 gauge wire. It includes the wall mount bracket and hinged cover for easy installation and

Do you need an easy way to mount your wiring block to the wall? A 66 block will accept an incoming phone or data line from your service provider and allow you to route the connections to wherever they are needed Our 66 Wiring Block Mounting bracket will provide a simple solution for organizing your wiring block installation. The bracket is made with clean, white, flame retardant plastic to organize your install while keeping the project neat and professional. The bracket is lightweight and easy to install, simply snap the wiring block into the bracket and screw into the wall using the tabs. Our 66 block wiring bracket is a must have when installing your data lines for an organized, professional appearance. For all of your cable and accessory needs, choose Show Me Cables

Do you need to protect your terminations on your wiring block? Our 66 Wiring Block Cover will provide a simple solution for protecting your wiring block installation. The cover is made with clear, high impact plastic to allow for easy monitoring while keeping a clean and neat appearance. The cover is lightweight and easy to install, simply snap the cover on after termination has been complete and remove for wiring adjustments if they are needed. Our 66 block wiring cover provides visibility and security when organizing your installation and is a must have when terminating your data equipment. For all of your cable and accessory needs, choose Show Me Cables

Do you need to route your cable throughout your home or office? Our 50 pair 66 wiring block will provide you with a clean and professional solution for your wiring needs. A 66 block will accept an incoming phone or data line from your service provider and allow you to route the connections to wherever they are needed A wiring block will have 4 columns. To understand how the routing will work, let’s take a look at a single row. On this row there are 4 contacts. Contact 1 and 2 are for the incoming line and contacts 3 and 4 are for the outgoing line. Contact 1 is wired directly to Contact 2 and contact 3 is connected directly to contact 4. So the question is, how do we make them talk to each other? For this example, we’ll do a simple 1 pair connection. You will take the incoming line and punch down into contact 1. You will then take your outgoing line and punch down into contact 4 in the same color code. Now both our incoming line and outgoing line are connected, now we just need to connect them to each other. If both lines are wired directly across from each other, you can simply use a bridging clip to pair the connection from contact 2 to contact 3. If your incoming and outgoing lines do not match or if you just need to change your wiring setup over time, you can use cross connect wire to punch down from contact 2 of your incoming line to contact 3 of the outgoing. Our 66 wiring block is made with a durable and high impact, flame retardant material. It is rated for and exceeds Cat5e standards and accepts between 22-26 gauge wire. It is wall mountable using the tabs at the top and bottom of the base and can accept a wall bracket, which is sold separately and available here: http://www.showmecables.com/product/8... For all of your cable and accessory needs, choose Show Me Cables.

Do you need to route your cable throughout your home or office? Our pre-terminated 66 wiring block will provide you with a clean and professional solution for your wiring needs. A 66 block will accept an incoming phone or data line from your service provider and allow you to route the connections to wherever they are needed A wiring block will have 4 columns. To understand how the routing will work, let’s take a look at a single row. On this row there are 4 contacts. Contact 1 and 2 are for the incoming line and contacts 3 and 4 are for the outgoing line. Contact 1 is wired directly to Contact 2 and contact 3 is connected directly to contact 4. So the question is, how do we make them talk to each other? For this example, we’ll do a simple 1 pair connection. You will take the incoming line and punch down into contact 1. You will then take your outgoing line and punch down into contact 4 in the same color code. Now both our incoming line and outgoing line are connected, now we just need to connect them to each other. If both lines are wired directly across from each other, you can simply use a bridging clip to pair the connection from contact 2 to contact 3. If your incoming and outgoing lines do not match or if you just need to change your wiring setup over time, you can use cross connect wire to punch down from contact 2 of your incoming line to contact 3 of the outgoing. The pre-terminated block has the incoming and outgoing lines already punched down. It has a Male and Female Telco connection to allow you to use a Telco cables to connect from the service line into the block, then from the block into your premise wiring to save time. You will simply need to use bridge clips and cross connect wire as needed. Our 66 wiring block is made with a durable and high impact, flame retardant material. It is rated for and exceeds Cat5e standards and accepts between 22-26 gauge wire. It includes the wall mount bracket and cover for

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