Indyro Global introduces interior technology; Launches ‘power plus’ tracks, wireless sockets and switches

New Delhi, September 18, 2019:-Indyro Global, India’s first player in the brand new field of Interior Technology, recently announced the launch of its first and flagship product ‘Power Plus.’ The start-up which aims at completely revolutionizing the way we understand power consumption, has introduced the latest product that incorporates a power track which can go up to 6 ft in length, universally adaptive sockets of different amperage, socket enhancer accessories such as LAN adapter etc. The power track can support a load of 5kW and up to 25-30 devices can be connected at a time! So what exactly is the POWER PLUS? Moving beyond the limitations of a wall-fixed power outlet, Power Plus is the first flexible power outlet system to be introduced in India. It is essentially a long ‘power railway line’ of sorts, which can easily fit along the walls of a space or table skirting and allow users to plug in their devices from wherever they are. The sockets offered by Indyro are universally adaptable, which gets rid of the problem of non-compatibility. Furthermore, the accessories help add multiple utilities to the sockets, which can easily serve as a Wi-Fi adapter or can connect to a LAN cable, adapting to the needs of corporate spaces easily. Commenting on the innovation the company is aiming to introduce and inculcate, Rohan Kumar, Chief Executive Officer, Indyro Global said, “The 21st century is device-driven, and the restrictions imposed by wall-fixed power outlets are not acceptable anymore. Indyro’s Power Plus has been developed after 4 years of extensive research in the interior technology domain to identify the perfect way to optimize the way we access power. Gradually, POWER PLUS has the potential to become the go-to framework in corporate offices, public facilities and residences considering the immense freedom and flexibility it offers. It has the potential to drive a complete behavioural change in the way we meet our power needs.”