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ELEGRP 15 Amp USB Wall Outlet, Dual Type A Ports 21W, Tamper Resistant (R1615D42AC, White)

Model number
R1615D42AC

Entry-level ELEGRP USB outlet for bedroom nightstands, home offices, and living room walls where USB-A device charging is the primary use case. Dual Type A ports deliver 4.2A total (21W at 5V), split between two ports. Standard 15A duplex receptacle face accepts any 5-15P plug. Tamper-resistant shutters satisfy NEC requirements. Screwless wall plate included. Ideal for phone chargers, tablets, and small electronics, not suitable for USB-C laptop or fast-charge devices; upgrade to ERU series for PD.

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Model no.
R1615D42AC
Brand
ELEGRP
Category
Usb Outlet
Canonical URL
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§ Specifications

#specifications
Product Type
USB Outlet
Amperage
15
Voltage Vac
125
Nema Config
5-15R
Tamper Resistant
Yes
Usb Ports
Dual Type A
Usb Total Wattage
21
Usb Protocol
5V 4.2A
Color
White
Wire Gauge Awg
12-14
Back Wire
Yes
Side Wire
Yes
Wallplate Included
Yes
Certifications
UL 498, CUL
Warranty
2-Year Limited

§ What's Included

01 (1) ELEGRP R1615D42AC USB Outlet
02 (1) Screwless Wall Plate
03 (2) Mounting Screws

§ Warranty

2-Year Limited

§ FAQ

What is the difference between a USB Type A outlet and a USB Type C outlet?

USB Type A is the older rectangular connector used by legacy charging cables and accessories, while USB Type C is the newer reversible connector used by most modern phones, tablets, and laptops. This outlet includes dual Type A ports, which makes it convenient for households that still charge with older USB-A cables but limits charging speed compared with newer USB-C Power Delivery outlets.

How many devices can charge simultaneously from dual USB-A ports at 21W?

You can charge two USB devices at the same time from the two Type A ports, plus use both AC receptacles for plugged-in devices. The 21W USB output is shared between the two USB ports, so charging speed depends on the connected devices and how they divide the available power.

Does a USB wall outlet replace the regular outlet or add ports to it?

It replaces a standard duplex wall outlet and adds built-in USB charging ports to the same device. You still retain the two 125V AC receptacle openings for normal plugs, while gaining two USB-A charging ports on the face.

Is this outlet compatible with iPhone and Android fast charging?

It will charge iPhone and Android devices through standard USB-A charging, but it does not support USB-C Power Delivery or higher-speed fast-charge protocols used by many newer phones. If fast charging is important, choose an ERU-series PD model instead.