Electrical Outlets & Receptacles

Electrical outlets, also known as receptacles, are devices that allow electrical devices to be connected to a power source. They typically consist of two or three holes that accept the prongs of a plug, and are connected to an electrical circuit. There are many different types of electrical outlets, including standard outlets, GFCI outlets, AFCI outlets, and USB outlets.

Standard outlets are the most common type of outlet found in homes and businesses. They provide power to devices such as lamps, televisions, and computers.

GFCI outlets (ground fault circuit interrupter) are designed to protect against electrical shock by shutting off the power if there is a ground fault.

AFCI outlets (arc fault circuit interrupter) are designed to protect against electrical fires caused by arcing.

USB outlets are a type of electrical outlet that include USB ports for easy charging of multiple devices without the need for bulky adapters.

When it comes to electrical outlet installation, safety is definitely a top priority. It's important to make sure that the wiring is done correctly and up to code to prevent any potential hazards. If you're not experienced with electrical work, it's best to hire a licensed electrician to handle the installation for you.

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