A power strip is the one object in the home that every room needs and no one wants to see. We designed Edgar and Alma in Stockholm so that it could stay in view: on a sideboard, on the desk, beside the reading chair. Inside, they are the same. On the outside, they speak two different languages.
What they share
Both have three Schuko sockets with safety shutters, three USB-C ports with up to 65 W from a single port, an on/off switch, a 1.8 metre cord and five magnets in the base, with a plate that lets you fix them under a desk or to a wall. Both carry up to 3,680 W in total.
| Edgar | Alma | |
|---|---|---|
| Housing | Satin brushed brass or aluminium | Matte, 90% recycled plastic |
| Colours | Brass, aluminium | Midwinter Black, Sandhamn Beige, Kattegatt Blue, Midsummer Green |
| Cord | Textile wrapped | Soft-touch |
| Size | 259 × 64.5 × 52 mm | 257 × 62.5 × 52 mm |
| Weight | 906 g (brass) | 686 g |
Choose Edgar
if the strip will be on show: on a walnut desk, beside brass lamps, in a hallway or a reception. Brass catches the light and warms over the years; aluminium stays cool and quiet. Discover Edgar.
Choose Alma
for colour and lightness, or for several rooms at once. Match it to the room: Sandhamn Beige for light timber and linen, Kattegatt Blue for a study, Midsummer Green for a kitchen, Midwinter Black where you want it to recede. Discover Alma.
Complete it
with a 240 W USB-C cable in the same colour as Alma, or the Elliot adapter if you travel to the United Kingdom or Ireland. For more on sockets, charging and cord length, read how to choose a design power strip.