USB C Wall Outlet, 6.0Amp 30W Electrical Socket with USB A&C Ports, 20A Duplex Tamper Resistant Receptacle Plug, Screwless Plate Include, UL & FCC Listed, 2 Pack, White

very nice!! Hopefully you have an old credit card or some kind of plastic card laying around you can cut up. you may have to shim the outlet in the box to make it level with the wall surface and/or shim the clear plastic retainer that the trim clips to to make the outlet and trim sit perfectly against the wall. I cut tiny rectangles from an old debit card and added as needed to get a perfect angle,then behind one side of the clear retainer to get the bezel snap on perfectly otherwise the socket protruded slightly tilted and the bezel wouldn’t engage 100% onto the outlet. I installed 3. all where a little different and it was quite noticeable with the trim snapped on. you’ll see when you put them in. over all expected,..no wall/outlet box is 100% true and due to the rectangular shape and design of the trim panel any slight misalignment will need to be compensated for or they won’t look right.

I’ve upgraded most of the outlets in my home with these and couldn’t be happier. Installation was straightforward—even with multiple outlets—and they passed local electrical inspection without any issues after my recent renovation. The USB-C and USB-A ports are super convenient, and the screwless wall plate gives it a modern, clean look. Charging power is solid, and everything feels high quality. Highly recommend if you’re modernizing your space!

Easy to install in my bathroom to charge my razor and toothbrush without taking to my bedroom anymore. Just read the manual and you shouldn't have any problems.

2025-06-05. USB Wall Outlet by TOPELER. 20 Amp Duplex. Tamper resistant. Screwless design. 3-port USB (30W total). UL & FCC listed. 2-pack. Black.So the listing header has a tonne of jargon, but it's really all good stuff and not so bad once you break it all down. So let's get to it!20 Amp Duplex. All this means is that there are two power outlets and the unit is rated at 20 Amps. Amp is short for Ampere, a unit of electric current. And it defines the amount of power it is capable of delivering. The important factor here is that you need to ensure that it is NOT LESS than the fuse in your main electrical panel that controls these wall receptacles. E.g. Your electrical box typically has a 20 Amp (20A) fuse for powering your kitchen counter wall receptacles. This is because small kitchen appliances often require more power to operate. In contrast your den receptacles will most likely only have a 15A fuse to power energy efficient lamps, and small electronic devices. If your fuse is 20A, you don't want to install a wall receptacle with 15A as MORE power than your wall receptacle can handle will be delivered. As a result, you can blow the wall receptacle. While you do have fuses greater than 20A, they're specific for areas like your stove, fridge, washer, dryer and air conditioner. Aside from these outlets, 20A wall receptacles are the safer bet.30W 6A. W stands for Watt and is a unit of power. It represents the rate at which energy is transferred or consumed, and is calculated by the formula Watts = Volts × Amps (W = V×A). The standard voltage coming from wall receptacles in NA is 110V-120V. You may have higher voltage receptacles, but hey will be shaped differently and are usually reserved to power high power appliances like refrigerators, stoves, air condition units, washers & dryers. These are less common now as our major appliances are much more energy efficient due to technological advances. This rating of 30W 6A is meant for the USB ports. There are three USB ports (USB-A ×2, and USB-C ×1) and the maximum out of power delivered to these three ports is 30W (5V@6A). But wait, didn't I just way the wall receptacle delivers 110V-120V in North America? Yes, I did; however, most small electronic devices recharge at 5V of direct current (DC). Since the wall receptacles output 110V-120V of alternating current (AC), the wall receptacle will need to convert the 110V-120V AC power to 5V DC power, then deliver it through the USB ports. The important thing to note are the maximums for each port. The listing details note this and state the following:USB-C = 18W (5V@3.6A)USB-A = 12W (5V@2.4A) each.Doing the math for 2 USB-A ports + 1 USB-C port we get a total of 42W (18W+12W+12W) which exceeds the maximum 30W. So this means that in order to get the maximum amount of power coming out of each USB port, you can only use 2 of 3 at a time. If you use all 3 USB ports simultaneously, each will deliver LESS power than they're individually capable of. What does this mean? Well, the fewer watts delivered equates to longer recharge times, or the inability to power something directly. TOPELER actually declares that when all 3 ports are used (i.e. fully loaded), each USB port will deliver 10W (5V@2A), and I really appreciate TOPELER for their transparency (most products will not disclose this information).UL is Underwriters Laboratory. They're an independent company that does testing on products and focuses on product safety and compliance as they pertain to electrical and fire hazards. Certification of this is optional in the US.FCC is the Federal Communications Commission. FCC certification is mandatory in the US for electronic products that emit radio frequencies, ensuring they don't cause interference.Now I know this was a bit lengthy, but if you followed everything, it gave you all you need to know about this product. The only weak point really was the USB's and their maximum of 10W when fully loaded. It's also worth mentioning that these USB ports do NOT deliver enough power to operate a laptop, not even a small one. Laptops typically requires 45W-100W of power, and while this amount can be delivered via USB-C, you will need specifications that support delivering that amount of power (i.e. Power Delivery or PD.)Aside from that, these wall receptacles have a screwless appearance giving you a nice sleek look. They're the standard size so will fit perfectly when replacing existing ones in your home. Just be sure to turn off the power at the circuit breaker (aka electrical panel) before doing any work to ensure you don't get hurt. Replacement is simple and you simply connect the wire as follows:Black Wire (hot wire) = Gold ScrewWhite Wire (secondary wire) = Silver screwGreen Wire or Uncoated wire (ground wire) = Green ScrewAs always, if you don't feel comfortable doing this, hire a professional and let's keep everyone safe!Overall, these are a great upgrade or addition to any home. With a little know-how, it's a simple DIY project that anyone can do to spruce up your wall receptacles. They will function no differently from your old ones, and now you'll have some USB's to power many of the small electronic devices that have become part of our daily lives. While they may not be the cheapest out there, I went with TOPELER because of the full disclosure on the USB ports. There are many brands out there, but not all were as forth coming or had inferior USB port specifications. But now that you know what what all this jargon means, you'll know what to look for. Figure out what your needs will be, then shop for wall receptacles that meet your specs and you won't be disappointed.

Easy install, looks like its always been there. Charger works fine

Decent quality, electrician said they were better than what I could have gotten at the home improvement store, and for a lot less. Charging ports seem to work well, love that there are multiple ones.

Love it, very simple to install❤️❤️

Si muy buenos lo recomiendo.