With your electrical outlet installation service from Mr. Electric of Middletown, the options are plentiful. We provide a vast selection of electrical outlet installation types depending on your home's unique needs. Our electrical outlet installation service may include the following:

• Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) Outlets - These outlets enhance your family's safety with special sensor technology that detects irregular electrical flow, halting the current to deter electrical shocks and hazards.
• Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI) Outlets - AFCIs serve as increased protection against house fires, as they sense and stop power arcs.
• Smart Outlets - With the abundance of smart devices in our homes, smart outlets are the perfect solution to tie your electrical needs together, granting you access to the electrical components of your home from anywhere in the world with a simple touch of a button. Furthermore, they can be connected to your security system and other devices for enhanced convenience.
• USB Outlets - Gone are the days of finding a charging block. With USB outlets, you can plug your smartphone or device chargers directly into your outlet for maximum convenience.
• Switched Outlets - These outlets are half power receptacles and half power switches. This means that whatever is connected to these outlets can be controlled by turning a switch on or off. This can be a beneficial outlet for objects in hard-to-reach areas.
• Tamper-Resistant Outlets - Tamper-resistant outlets are child-proof outlets that allow for greater safety. They are equipped with a protective plastic cover that prohibits a child from playing with the outlet.
• Two-Duplex Outlets - Rather than a two-plug space, two-duplex outlets allow for four plugs. These can be useful in home offices or kitchens where multiple devices require power.
• 15-amp Outlets - 15-amp outlets are standard three-prong outlets used for hallways, extra bedrooms, and other areas requiring minimal power.
• 20-amp Outlets - A step up from the standard outlet, 20-amp outlets bring kitchen areas up to today’s building codes. These outlets feature a horizontal slot that connects to the 20-amp left wire plug.
• 30-amp Outlets - 30-amp outlets are suited for high-power demand appliances, including gas dryers or RV shore power outlets.
• 50-amp Outlets - 50-amp outlets are the largest outlets available for residential use. They are intended for demanding appliances, including electric dryers or ovens.