Electrical Outlets, also known as a power socket or receptacle, is a device that provides access to electrical power for appliances and devices. Outlets connect to a building's wiring system and allows electricity to flow when a plug is inserted.

Types of Electrical Outlets:

• Standard Outlets (Duplex Receptacles) – Common in homes, typically 120V in North America.
• GFCI Outlets (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) – Protects against electrical shock, used in bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor areas.
• AFCI Outlets (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter) – Prevents fires by detecting dangerous electrical arcs.
• USB Outlets – Includes built-in USB ports for charging devices.
• Smart Outlets – Can be controlled via Wi-Fi or smart home systems.
• 240V Outlets – Used for heavy appliances like dryers and ovens.