We offer a variety of different USB outlets for your convenience. Choosing the right outlet is all dependent on your circuit breaker’s power output, max amperage needed to charge your devices, and whether you require ground fault protection. Let’s compare the different brands and types of outlets to help you choose the best option for you!
Brand | Product | Outlet Rating (Amp) | USB Amp output | Charger Ports | USB Port Type | Single or Duplex | Tamper Resistant? | Weather Resistant? | Self-Grounding? |
20 Amp | 4.0A | Dual | 2 Type A ports | Duplex | yes | no | no | ||
20 Amp | 4.8A | Dual | 2 Type A ports | Single | yes | no | no | ||
15 Amp | 4.0A | Dual | 2 Type A ports | Duplex | yes | no | no | ||
15 Amp | 4.8A | Dual | 2 Type A ports | Single | yes | no | no | ||
n/a | 4.0A | 4 Port | 4 Type A ports | n/a | no | no | no | ||
20 Amp | 4.8A | Dual | 1 Type A & 1 Type C ports | Duplex | yes | no | no | ||
20 Amp | 3.1A | Dual | 2 Type A ports | Duplex | yes | yes | yes | ||
15 Amp | 3.1A | Dual | 2 Type A ports | Duplex | yes | yes | yes |
When upgrading your receptacles to USB-enabled outlets, you need to ensure that you do so safely. Follow the steps to install the receptacle and connect the correct wires to the correct terminal.
USB wall sockets improve convenience and allow you to charge your device without an adapter. When choosing a USB outlet, consider the electrical outlet rating, size, whether they are duplex or single, and max amperage.
USB outlets allow you to plug your charger directly into the wall without an adapter. Different types of ports include USB A, USB B, USB Micro, USB C, and many others.
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