GFCI Outlet with Dual USB-A Ports - Safe Charging for Home

Our review of this GFCI outlet with dual USB-A ports finds it best for homeowners who need safe, space-saving charging in wet areas. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of a 15 Amp GFCI receptacle with two built-in USB-A ports, which lets users protect bathroom or kitchen circuits while charging phones and tablets without a bulky adapter. Installation is straightforward for anyone familiar with wiring, and the self-test LED adds a continuous safety check that brings extra peace of mind.

Key Features

• Dual USB-A Ports: Two USB-A ports provide a combined max output that charges phones, tablets, and small USB devices without needing a separate adapter.
• 15 Amp GFCI Protection: The GFCI receptacle protects against ground faults in bathrooms, kitchens, and garages where water or damp conditions are possible.
• Self-test and LED Indicator: The outlet auto-checks every 40 seconds and uses a green LED to indicate normal operation, helping users know the safety device is active.
• Tamper-Resistant Design: Built-in tamper resistance reduces the risk to children and adds a layer of safety in family areas where small objects may be inserted.
• Screwless Wall Plate Included: The included screwless plate gives a cleaner look and makes the replacement feel finished without extra hardware.
• Flexible Wiring Options: Side-wire and back-wire connections with matching terminal colors simplify installation or replacement in standard outlet boxes.

Who It's For

This outlet is ideal for homeowners and renters who want a neat way to add USB charging in wet or potentially wet locations while keeping GFCI protection. It fits kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and garages where a standard GFCI is required but extra USB charging is useful.

DIY enthusiasts with basic electrical experience will appreciate the side- and back-wire options and color-matched terminals, but anyone uncomfortable with wiring should consult a professional electrician. Those needing faster USB-C charging or higher USB power per port should look at dedicated USB-C enabled outlets instead.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Combines a 15 Amp GFCI outlet with two USB-A ports for convenient device charging without adapters.
• Self-test every 40 seconds and a green LED make it easy to confirm the GFCI is functioning.
• Tamper-resistant design and ETL listing provide added safety and compliance for wet locations.
• Screwless wall plate and multiple wiring options streamline installation and appearance.

Cons

• USB output is USB-A only and may be slower than modern USB-C fast chargers for some tablets or laptops.
• Some users may find the outlet depth differs from older standard devices, which can affect box fit in tight spaces.

Specifications

Brand	SURAIELEC
Amperage	15 Amp
USB Ports	2 x USB-A (max combined output 5V/4.8A)
Safety Listings	ETL Listed
Features	Self-test every 40s, LED indicator, tamper-resistant
Installation	Side-wire and back-wire connections with matching terminal colors
Included	Screwless wall plate

Our Verdict

The SURAIELEC GFCI outlet with dual USB-A is a practical upgrade for homes needing GFCI protection plus convenient device charging in bathrooms and kitchens. It offers solid safety features, easy installation options, and a tidy finish with the screwless plate. Buyers who want USB-C fast charging or maximum USB power per port should consider other models, but for general household use this outlet represents good value and dependable protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this be used in bathrooms?
Yes. It is a GFCI rated outlet suitable for bathrooms and other wet locations where ground-fault protection is required.

Do the USB ports support fast charging?
The USB-A ports provide up to a combined 5V/4.8A output, which charges phones and small tablets well but does not offer modern USB-C fast charge profiles.

Is installation difficult for a DIYer?
Installation is straightforward for someone familiar with outlet wiring thanks to side and back wiring and color-matched terminals, but hire a professional if unsure.