But there is usually no need to call an electrician unless sparking occurred at the wall receptacle.

IN many older homes, electrical wall receptacles possess only two slots per outlet.

Then find an existing outlet, like a wall receptacle or a ceiling fixture, near the locations where you plan to add more outlets.

Usually, the easiest place to join an extension to an existing circuit is at a wall receptacle.

Case races over to a wall receptacle and begins to splice directly into the wiring.

One end of the arrester plugs into the wall receptacle; the other is connected to the electronic device.

Perhaps a wire has come loose in a wall receptacle or light fixture.

Because the configurations of wall receptacles differ around the world, you may have to use an adapter.

Choose a nearby wall receptacle or other outlet as a power source and shut off the current supplying it.

The plug at the end of an appliance cord receives electricity from the wall receptacle.