GFCI In-Wall Outlet with USB A & C Fast Charging
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Our take on the GFCI In-Wall Outlet with USB A & C Fast Charging
This is a 15-amp tamper-resistant GFCI wall outlet with built-in USB-A and USB-C fast charging ports, so one receptacle handles both protected AC power and phone or tablet charging. It adds GFCI protection for kitchens, baths and other wet areas while freeing up the two AC slots from chargers. The USB-C port supports fast charging for newer phones; check the listing's wattage before assuming laptop-level power. Pricing for this model varies by brand and listing, so compare against a standard GFCI plus a separate USB charger.
- Combines GFCI protection with USB-A and USB-C charging in one device
- Tamper-resistant shutters on the AC slots
- Indicator light shows power and trip status
- 15-amp rating suits standard 20-amp branch circuits
- Frees both AC outlets from bulky chargers
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GFCI In-Wall Outlet with USB A & C Fast Charging price history
Lowest price we've seen: $108.95 on Nov 6 at VXB.com Bearings. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 6.
Specifications
- With USB Port
- Yes
- Tamper Resistant
- Yes
- With Indicator Light
- Yes
- Max Amps
- 15 amps
Questions and answers
- Does the USB-C port fast-charge a phone?
- Usually yes for phones that support USB Power Delivery, but the port's wattage is lower than a dedicated fast charger. Check the listed output before buying for a tablet or laptop.
- Can it replace a regular GFCI outlet?
- Yes, it fits a standard single-gang box and provides the same GFCI protection. It needs a neutral wire and correct line/load connections to protect downstream outlets.
- Will it protect outlets further down the circuit?
- Only if you wire the downstream outlets to the load terminals. Wiring them to the line side leaves them unprotected.
- Is it safe in a bathroom or kitchen?
- Yes, GFCI protection is designed for wet locations, and the tamper-resistant shutters add a layer for households with children.
- What's in the box?
- Typically the outlet, a faceplate and mounting screws. Confirm the listing includes a plate, since some sell it separately.
- When is it cheapest?
- Prices on GFCI USB outlets move with brand and stock; compare the price history here and buy when it sits near the low end of its recent range.