Legrand Expanded Power Options for Sit-Stand Desks

New charging units help operators solve cable management and power accessibility for height-adjustable workstations.

Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Remote Work

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Legrand | AV launched a 65W charging system on October 6, 2026, designed to streamline cable management for height-adjustable sit-stand workstations. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Legrand | AV has launched a 65W charging system for its Wiremold Sit-Stand Desk Power product line. The hardware, which began shipping October 6, 2026, provides integrated power and device charging that moves with the desk to prevent cord snagging.

Why it matters

Operators face significant cable management challenges with adjustable furniture, where cords often snag or disconnect during height transitions. This system aims to standardize power accessibility for employees using sit-stand workstations while ensuring compliance with safety standards.

The desktop unit features 65W of shared power across two USB-C and one USB-A ports, while the under-desk component supports four or six 15A receptacles. The system is ETL Listed to UL 962A and meets TAA compliance requirements.

The players

Legrand | AV

A global manufacturer of power, light, and data infrastructure solutions for commercial and residential applications.

The details

The system utilizes a coiled cord to bridge the desktop and under-desk modules, allowing for expansion and retraction as the workstation height changes. To simplify installation, the desktop unit employs a clamp mechanism that secures to surfaces without the need for screws. The under-desk strip requires a two-screw mount to anchor the main power distribution to the desk frame.

Timeline

  1. October 6, 2026: The product line became available for order and shipping.

Market Landscape

This release follows the industry standard for furniture power distribution units set by UL 962A. It addresses the ongoing operational need for cable management in height-adjustable office environments.

Operators upgrading workstations should evaluate their current cable management systems against the need for integrated, high-wattage device charging. Review whether existing under-desk outlets meet the 15A threshold required for modern equipment loads.

The takeaway

Integrated power solutions can reduce equipment wear caused by loose cables and snagging during frequent desk adjustments. Keep the UL 962A listing requirement in mind as a benchmark when reviewing power distribution bids for office furniture upgrades.

Further reading

For more on managing office infrastructure for a dispersed workforce, explore our Remote Work section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Commercial Integrator.

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