Indoor Receptacles (198)
Rona has all the indoor receptacles you need to keep your home and its appliances powered. There are 20A GFCI outlets for bathrooms and kitchens, as well as 15A duplex receptacles. To protect wiring and create a seamless look, install plates around outlets and switches. Hanging a wall clock is easier when using recessed wall receptacles that allow for a flush mount. Also find 250V receptacles required by larger appliances such as dryers and ovens. Add to the visual appeal of a space with decorative plates in metallic or wooden finishes.
Indoor receptacles come in easy-to-install designs and have several safety features. Smart receptacles test themselves to protect appliances and prevent electrical fires. They are available in three to five pole configurations. When they detect a failure, they can stop conducting electricity. Some feature light indicators that blink to warn users to replace them or call an electrician, depending on the problem. Several electrical outlets for home use feature automatic shutter systems that prevent kids from inserting objects. Other outlets have screw-on safety caps, which help keep a neat look and protect the outlet from dirt, liquids, and other foreign objects. You can also use pop-out outlet seals or safety caps on receptacles that are infrequently used.
There are larger capacity indoor electrical outlets for demanding applications. They’re rated 50 A and can handle heavy power flow without overheating. Receptacles rated 30 A can handle clothes dryers, small heaters, and other home appliances. Other available accessories include wall receptacles and plates for coaxial cables, which are suitable for television and data applications. Flush-mount clock and television home receptacles provide a neat option to outfit rooms, eliminating drilling holes in walls.
Floor receptacles are ideal for large rooms and spacious homes, since they let users access power easily. They’re compatible with hardwood, ceramic, and carpet flooring. Indoor electrical outlets with USB ports make it convenient to charge phones, tablets, and laptops. Some receptacles have multiple USB ports in addition to electrical outlets. They charge efficiently and are compatible with USB 2.0 and 3.0. USB outlets work with devices that use 5-volt chargers and feature automatic grounding systems. Wall receptacles come with one or two outlet configurations, while others have additional USB ports. Their robust plastic and metal construction resists impacts. Others are also resistant to corrosion and can withstand heat for optimal safety and durability. Choose from many colours to match with interiors.
Indoor receptacles come in easy-to-install designs and have several safety features. Smart receptacles test themselves to protect appliances and prevent electrical fires. They are available in three to five pole configurations. When they detect a failure, they can stop conducting electricity. Some feature light indicators that blink to warn users to replace them or call an electrician, depending on the problem. Several electrical outlets for home use feature automatic shutter systems that prevent kids from inserting objects. Other outlets have screw-on safety caps, which help keep a neat look and protect the outlet from dirt, liquids, and other foreign objects. You can also use pop-out outlet seals or safety caps on receptacles that are infrequently used.
There are larger capacity indoor electrical outlets for demanding applications. They’re rated 50 A and can handle heavy power flow without overheating. Receptacles rated 30 A can handle clothes dryers, small heaters, and other home appliances. Other available accessories include wall receptacles and plates for coaxial cables, which are suitable for television and data applications. Flush-mount clock and television home receptacles provide a neat option to outfit rooms, eliminating drilling holes in walls.
Floor receptacles are ideal for large rooms and spacious homes, since they let users access power easily. They’re compatible with hardwood, ceramic, and carpet flooring. Indoor electrical outlets with USB ports make it convenient to charge phones, tablets, and laptops. Some receptacles have multiple USB ports in addition to electrical outlets. They charge efficiently and are compatible with USB 2.0 and 3.0. USB outlets work with devices that use 5-volt chargers and feature automatic grounding systems. Wall receptacles come with one or two outlet configurations, while others have additional USB ports. Their robust plastic and metal construction resists impacts. Others are also resistant to corrosion and can withstand heat for optimal safety and durability. Choose from many colours to match with interiors.
