The JUNG electrical outlet with integrated USB type A or C port has just been awarded at the Archiproducts Design Awards, which have become a benchmark in terms of quality and innovations in the world of Design. This socket has the great advantage of allowing energy charging of various devices without occupying the socket by an additional charger.
If teleworking or co-working has already attracted many French people in recent years, in the context of the current health crisis, this enthusiasm is growing to become what will probably be a new necessary form of work organization.
Thus, in the house or in a co-working space, the question of the size of the electrical outlets arises until the development by JUNG of this electrical outlet with integrated USB ports.
JUNG sockets with integrated USB ports ensure space-saving electrical installation and offer various possibilities for charging various devices. They have increased protection against contact. They impress with their particularly high charging power: JUNG Quick Charge® can charge mobile devices with a power of up to 18 watts. 105 minutes are enough for example to charge an iPhone 100 to 11%.
JUNG proposes to integrate the socket in the frames of the A and LS series which offer a wide choice of designs and colors, LS ZERO allows an elegant incorporation, flush with the furniture. The new matte surfaces in graphite black and snow white give the frames a clean and modern look.
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