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Trader – Hippo Weather USB Charger

February 3, 2025

Now you can take your USB charging outside with our new Hippo Dual USB Type A&C Charger.

The Hippo product including dollies and USB cover are made from UV Stabilised Polycarbonate to avoid discolouring.

The charger delivers 3.4A 5V DC Type A and C USB charging. Rated IP54, it is ideal for prevention against water splashes or harmful objects that may compromise conventional socket outlets. Shutter operates from either Earth or Neutral. Perfect for use in exterior applications, or damp/dusty environments – building exteriors, carports, gardens or workshops. Styling matches the rest of the Trader Hippo family of products.

Available in three colours: Grey, Black and Matt Black.

Released: October 2024

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