Yes. Docking Drawer Trio in-drawer power points are Australian Certified for Safety and EMC and carry the RCM mark. They use tamper-resistant AUS Type I power points and feature built-in thermal protection that de-energises the power point if the surrounding temperature exceeds its rated limit.

Yes. Trio Series power points are available with 65W USB-C (PD) fast-charging ports, with enough power to charge multiple phones, tablets, and laptops at their fastest possible speeds.

Yes. The Trio functions as an in-drawer GPO (general purpose power points), combining AUS Type I power points with USB-C (PD) and USB-A charging in a single unit that installs discreetly inside the drawer.

Yes. We provide detailed resources to make installation into metal drawer boxes (such as Blum LEGRABOX & TANDEMBOX drawer systems) a breeze. See how to install Docking Drawer power points into Blum LEGRABOX & TANDEMBOX drawer systems, here.

Trio power points need only the standard 51mm of clearance behind the drawer box in order to avoid drawer modifications. When working with less space behind the drawer box, you can simply add a spacer to push the power point slightly into the drawer. More installation tips can be found in our planning and resource library.

Trio power points are designed to fit standard cabinets and drawer sizes with ease, typically requiring no modifications to the drawer or cabinet. However, when working with very narrow drawers or those with minimal height, you can still install Trio power points using the simple installation techniques outlined in our planning and resource library.

AUS Type I power points run standard appliances, while USB-C (PD) and USB-A ports charge phones, tablets, and laptops.

Order directly from Docking Drawer, or source through our distributors Häfele Australia and Wilson & Bradley.