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This Docking Drawer Blade Compact in-drawer outlet installs inside a vanity drawer to put two GFCI-protected AC outlets where grooming tools actually live, keeping cords off the counter and power within reach when you need it.
A bathroom vanity drawer is already where a flat iron, hair dryer, or electric shaver lives between uses. This outlet moves the power connection to the same place, so tools can charge or be used directly from the drawer without being plugged in at a wall outlet and left on the counter. The two GFCI receptacles satisfy the ground-fault protection requirement for bathroom circuits, making this a code-appropriate solution for a vanity install rather than a workaround.
The metal Stainless Steel housing is built to occupy drawer space without dominating it. The Blade Compact profile keeps the unit narrow enough to share a drawer with the tools it powers, and the stainless finish blends with the hardware and fixtures common in a well-appointed bath. Fits cabinets up to 21 inches in depth, which covers the standard range of vanity base cabinets.
This outlet is sized and rated for the vanity application: a bathroom drawer where space is limited, the circuit is a 20-amp bath branch, and GFCI protection is not optional. It suits homeowners finishing a bathroom remodel, designers specifying concealed power in a custom vanity, and cabinet shops installing the electrical package before a unit ships to site. For kitchen drawer power or a non-GFCI configuration, other Docking Drawer models address those applications.
Bathroom circuits require ground-fault protection under electrical code. Both receptacles on this unit are GFCI-protected, so the outlet meets that requirement for a vanity installation without needing a GFCI breaker upstream to cover the drawer location.
The unit fits cabinets up to 21 inches in depth. Measure the usable interior drawer depth before ordering to confirm it clears the Blade Compact housing.
The outlet connects to the cabinet's electrical supply. A licensed electrician should handle the wiring connection to the branch circuit. The unit itself mounts inside the drawer.
It can be installed in a kitchen drawer, but the GFCI configuration and 20-amp rating are specifically matched to bathroom branch circuit requirements. Other Docking Drawer models are configured for kitchen applications where GFCI may not be the primary spec.
Specify this outlet to bring GFCI-protected 20-amp power into the vanity drawer, get grooming tools off the countertop, and meet bathroom electrical requirements in a compact stainless package.
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