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Pop up power outlets are retractable socket systems that sit flush in benchtops. They pop up when needed and hide away after use. Point Pod models offer three power points plus USB ports in a single unit for kitchens and workspaces.
Pop up outlets use a simple spring mechanism. Press the top to activate the electric lift. The unit rises from beneath the benchtop.
Position the pop up power outlets to the desired direction during installation. This lets you position sockets where needed most.
Push down when finished, and it locks flush with the surface. No protruding parts. No trip hazards.
The mechanism is rated for thousands of cycles. It stays smooth and responsive over years of daily use.
USB Charging: Built-in USB ports charge phones and tablets without bulky adaptors. Save your power points for appliances.
Modern Aesthetics: Custom rim colours match or contrast with benchtops. Aluminium and stainless finishes suit contemporary kitchens.
Three power points plus two USB ports. Ideal for busy kitchens and workspaces. Charges multiple devices while running appliances.
Available models:
| Model | Power Points | USB Ports | Colour |
|---|---|---|---|
| PPM01 | 3 | 2 (USB-A & USB-C) | White |
| PPM1B | 3 | 2 (USB-A & USB-C) | Black |
Two power points in a smaller footprint. Suits tighter spaces or minimalist designs.
| Model | Power Points | USB Ports | Colour |
|---|---|---|---|
| PPC01 | 2 | - | Silver/White |
| PPC1B | 2 | - | Black |
| PPCUB | 1 | 2 | Black |
Professional setup with power, USB, HDMI and data ports. Built for meeting rooms and conference tables.
| Model | Power Points | Additional Features |
|---|---|---|
| PPMBT | 2 | 2 USB, HDMI, Data Port |
Important: All electrical installations must be carried out by a licensed electrician in accordance with AS/NZS 3000:2018 Australian Wiring Rules. An unlicensed installation voids warranties and violates electrical safety regulations.
Step 1: Mark the cut-out location. Avoid sink areas and structural supports.
Step 2: Cut a hole to the specified diameter. Use a diamond core drill for stone benchtops.
Step 3: Install power supply beneath benchtop. Licensed electrician required.
Step 4: Insert the pop-up unit and secure the mounting bracket.
Step 5: Connect the electrical supply. Test operation before final installation.
Step 6: Seal edges with silicone if required for waterproofing.
Kitchen fitters and cabinetmakers often install pop up outlets during benchtop fabrication. This ensures proper cutting, positioning and electrical connection.
Point Pod distinguishes itself through award-winning engineering and an Australian design focus.
| Feature | Pop Up Outlets | Traditional Wall Outlets |
|---|---|---|
| Installation Location | In the benchtop surface | On the wall or splashback |
| Visual Impact | Hidden when not in use | Always visible |
| Island Bench Suitability | Ideal solution | Requires a floor-mounted unit |
| Splashback Integrity | No interruption to tiles | Cut-outs required |
| Water Protection | Protected when retracted | Exposed to splashes |
| Relocation | Fixed to the benchtop | Fixed to the wall |
| Cost | Higher initial investment | Standard pricing |
Sparky Direct stocks the complete Point Pod range. All models are available for immediate dispatch.
All Point Pod models ship from Australian warehouses. Stock levels updated daily.
Safety Note: Never attempt electrical repairs yourself. AS/NZS 3000:2018 requires that all electrical work be performed by licensed electricians. DIY repairs void warranties and create safety hazards.
Pop Up Power Outlets: A Functional Way to Add Power to Your Countertop
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Exactly what we wanted at a price more competitive than the manufacturer! Fast shipping and securely packaged.
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Best invention ever!! This has made our beautiful coastal kitchen even more beautiful. It’s seem-less, and a real talking point. Very happy!
Complete Point Pod range in stock • Competitive pricing • Fast Australia-wide delivery
Browse Pop Up Power Outlets → Get Expert Advice →Use them on kitchen islands, breakfast bars, home offices, or media units—anywhere you drag cords now. That’s where a pop-up power outlet makes life easier.
No worries! Reach out to the amazing Australian support team at Sparky Direct through their contact page: www.sparkydirect.com.au/contact. They’re always happy to help.
Sparky Direct gives you clear specs, GST-inclusive and excluding prices, local stock, and warranty support. Not sure what you need? Your electrician can help match the product to your plans and ensure it meets all requirements.
Some models plug in and fit into desk grommet holes, but still need a drilled hole. Renters should ask landlords first or choose clamp-on power boards instead.
Just light cleaning. Wipe with a dry or damp cloth—no harsh cleaners. Don’t force the mechanism; if it sticks, call an electrician or the supplier.
Manual models make a quiet click. Motorised ones hum softly for a second or two. It’s barely noticeable in most kitchens, offices or boardrooms.
Not really. When closed, they sit almost flush. When open, keep cords tidy and push them down when done to clear space.
IP44-rated models can handle light splashes, but always clean spills quickly. Never soak or hose them, and ensure your electrician fits RCD protection as required.
Absolutely. Most handle 10 A appliances, such as kettles, toasters, laptops, and chargers. Just don’t overload them and keep cords away from heat.
Yes, if installed properly. Choose models with the right IP rating, keep the lid closed when not in use, and always get a licensed electrician to handle wiring and RCD protection.
Pop-up power outlets stay hidden inside a bench or desk and rise up when pressed. They’re perfect for kitchen islands, office desks, meeting tables, and workbenches—giving you power where you need it without surface clutter.
Look for the RCM (Regulatory Compliance Mark) and standards like AS/NZS 3112 and AS/NZS 3100 on the product or documentation. This proves the outlet is approved for use in Australia and New Zealand.
Most include a 1–2-year manufacturer's warranty on the unit and the lift mechanism. Warranty terms vary, so check each Sparky Direct listing for exact details and conditions for residential or commercial use.
Definitely. Many come with USB ports, data jacks, HDMI pass-through, and even Qi wireless charging in the lid. Choose one that suits how you use your space.
Some plug into a wall socket with a 3-pin plug. Others need to be hard-wired, which must be done by a licensed electrician under AS/NZS 3000. No DIY wiring.
Most need a round cut-out between 95–120 mm and fit benches 10–50 mm thick. Always follow the brand’s drilling template and datasheet—don’t guess.
Pop-up power outlets come in different setups. Most have 1 to 3 standard sockets. Some models also include USB-A, USB-C, or both for charging your devices. Browse the entire range on the Sparky Direct website.
Yes, many are splash-resistant with ratings like IP44 or IP54. That makes them safe for kitchen benches—if installed correctly. Match the IP rating to your space, and always use a licensed electrician to comply with AS/NZS 3000.
Most support 10 A at 230 V—standard for Aussie homes under AS/NZS 3112. Some heavy-duty models go up to 15 A or more, so check the label or datasheet before buying.
Yes. Sparky Direct lists pop-up power outlets made for Australia’s 230 V, 50 Hz supply. Most use AS/NZS 3112 sockets. Still, check each product for certifications like AS/NZS 3112, AS/NZS 3100, and the RCM mark in the images or datasheet.
