Electrical switches and power outlet

A power outlet (socket / socket‑outlet / wall receptacle) is a fixed point where you plug in an appliance’s plug (via a flexible cord) to draw power from the building wiring.

Specifications

• <p> Supply Voltage</p><p> ~ 230–250 V AC (common in many countries) &nbsp;</p><p> Socket Current Rating</p><p> ~ 13 A (for many standard wall sockets, especially in systems based on BS 1363) &nbsp;</p><p> Switch Rating</p><p> Switches controlling lighting or general circuits often rated ~ 10 A (or sometimes higher depending on design) &nbsp;</p><p> Wiring / Cable Gauge (recommended depending on load)</p><p> For light circuits: ~ 1.5 mm² wires; for general sockets: ~ 2.5 mm² — but depends on load, distance, local wiring rules. &nbsp;</p><p> Mounting Type</p><p> Flush‑mounted (embedded in wall) is common for a clean, aesthetic finish. Surface‑mounted also possible (especially in retrofits or where wall construction doesn’t allow flush boxes) &nbsp;</p><p> </p>