Legrand today introduced a new Radiant wall plate with a Qi-certified wireless charger, compatible with the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X.

radiant wall charger iphone
The wall plate includes a double receptacle on the left side with a built-in USB-A port, and a wireless charging pad with a holder for smartphones on the right side, with an overall 3.1 amps of power for charging capabilities.

A small LED light at the base of the charger indicates the smartphone's charging status, showing red while charging and green when charging is complete, but this feature isn't compatible with iPhones.

Legrand describes the wall plate as the first product of its kind to be released, providing homeowners with a convenient way to charge their iPhone or other Qi-certified device in the kitchen, bedroom, or wherever it is installed.

For installation, the wall plate is designed to replace any standard, single-gang box using existing electrical wiring in a home.

radiant wall charger installation
The wall plate is available in White, Ivory, Light Almond, and Black at select retailers across the United States, including Lowe's and Fry's Electronics, for around $65 to $70, but prices vary. It's also available in Canada.

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Top Rated Comments

ipedro Avatar
77 months ago
Now that Apple settled the wireless charging standards war, we’re going to see Qi blow up everywhere from in wall sockets to cars, from desks to lamps. It’ll be ubiquitous and it’ll be cheap. This $70 box is trying to cash in early. Variations of this will cost $15 at any hardware store within a year.
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KazKam Avatar
77 months ago
All this stuff seems like an awful lot of extra work, expense, and over-engineering to avoid simply plugging in a cable.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
justiny Avatar
77 months ago
I love the idea and I love the concept, but $65 to $70 is OUTRAGEOUSLY too expensive for this.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
justperry Avatar
77 months ago
Looks like this only needs a Single Outlet Box...and the right side is simply a "shelf" area wired to the left Outlet section.
As per the article above:

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ashams1026 Avatar
77 months ago
Am I missing what's convenient about this???

"IT'S WIRELESS" but like, only if you mount your phone to the ***** wall. TBH, I'd rather there be a wire at that point.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
BJMRamage Avatar
77 months ago
As per the article above:

ahhh, that's what those bold letters meant. I honestly read the first three paragraphs and looked at the breakout picture. totally MISSING that part.

what a buffoon I am.
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