Collection: Legrand USB Charging Outlets

Legrand radiant® and Pass & Seymour USB outlets typically carry a 1-year limited warranty. Electronic charging components are complex, so they do not carry the lifetime mechanical warranty of a simple switch. Always check the packaging for specific terms.

Yes, but only with specific models. You need the Legrand Ultra-Fast Plus outlet with Power Delivery (PD). Standard USB outlets (typically 15W-30W) do not provide enough voltage to charge a laptop efficiently. Look for the "Power Delivery" or "60W" rating on the box.

USB-A is the traditional rectangular port found on older chargers. USB-C is the smaller, oval, reversible port found on new phones and laptops. USB-C is capable of much faster charging speeds and higher power transfer.

Often, yes. Many older "cubes" are only 5 Watts. Legrand Ultra-Fast USB outlets can deliver up to 30 Watts per port (depending on the model), which maximizes the fast-charging capabilities of modern iPhones and Androids (Samsung Super Fast Charging).

It is normal for the face of a USB outlet to feel warm to the touch when charging two devices at high speed. However, Legrand devices have internal thermal protection that shuts the charging ports down if they overheat to prevent damage.

It installs just like a standard outlet, but it is physically larger (deeper) inside the wall box. You connect the same Black (Hot), White (Neutral), and Copper (Ground) wires. Note: USB outlets usually take up more room, so installation can be tight in small or crowded electrical boxes.

Only if you buy a specific GFCI + USB combo outlet (which Legrand offers in the radiant line). You cannot replace a GFCI with a standard USB outlet unless that outlet is protected by another GFCI upstream (or a GFCI breaker).

No. Standard Legrand USB outlets are chargers, not surge protectors. If you live in an area with frequent storms, you should install a Whole Home Surge Protection device at your panel to protect sensitive electronics plugged into these ports.

Fast charging requires three things: a fast outlet, a fast cable, and a compatible device. If you use an old cable or a standard (non-Ultra-Fast) outlet, your phone will limit itself to slow charging speeds to protect the battery.

Most residential bedrooms and living rooms use 15 Amp outlets. Kitchens and garages often use 20 Amp. Check your circuit breaker. A 15 Amp USB outlet can safely be installed on a 20 Amp circuit, but a 20 Amp outlet cannot be installed on a 15 Amp circuit.