http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Newer%20Technology/PWR2USB/Cool idea.... I have a few 12v ports added with dual charger jobbers. But this is cool. You can get 15a and 20a outlets too.

ClickyJust be careful as these require a full depth electrical box and many RVs have shallow boxes. But great technology.

I like the idea. I did not see the Dc output amperage.

Great idea... similar item at Lowes online that may not be as bulky: Link

Here's one that we use at home. It works great.

the ones from my link are rated for ipad charging.. 2.1A ... but neat nonetheless...

No USB charge bricks needed while on shore power...

96Bounder30E
Explorer II
May 31, 2013
Moved from DIY
Golden_HVAC
Explorer
May 31, 2013
wkswenson wrote:
Clicky

Just be careful as these require a full depth electrical box and many RVs have shallow boxes. But great technology.

The reason I would keep using the cube adapters is that they use power even with nothing plugged into them. So the recommendation is to unplug the "Cubes" or also known as "Wall Warts" so that they do not continue to use power while the device is not in use.

Did you know that even GFI recepticals use power while nothing is plugged into them? It is only a few watts per hour, per GFI, but still a GFI consumes power, and might cause a solar powered home to require installing extra panels due ot the wattage used by the wall warts and GFI recepticals.

Fred.
bigcitypopo
Explorer II
May 31, 2013
the ones from my link are rated for ipad charging.. 2.1A ... but neat nonetheless...
Pangaea_Ron
Explorer
May 31, 2013
Here's one that we use at home. It works great.
caberto
Explorer
May 31, 2013
Great idea... similar item at Lowes online that may not be as bulky: Link
wcjeep
Explorer
May 31, 2013
I like the idea. I did not see the Dc output amperage.
wkswenson
Explorer
May 31, 2013
Clicky

Just be careful as these require a full depth electrical box and many RVs have shallow boxes. But great technology.