Brass Electrical Outlets

Shop solid brass electrical outlets with regular duplex, GFCI or USB-C receptacles for standard U.S. wall boxes. Each includes the selected receptacle, a hand-finished solid brass plate and matching screws. Standard listings offer 1- and 2-gang options; use the Product Configurator for 3-gang and custom layouts.

Brass electrical outlets · Buying guide

Choose the Right Outlet for Your Space

Start with receptacle function, then choose the wall-plate finish, insert colour and gang size. Regular duplex, GFCI and USB-C configurations serve different needs, and each product in this collection includes the selected receptacle, solid brass wall plate and matching screws. Standard listings offer 1- and 2-gang layouts; use the Product Configurator for 3-gang and custom combinations.

Compare Outlet Types

Standard Duplex

For everyday plug-in power where a standard receptacle is appropriate. Choose the finish, insert colour and gang size that suits the wall layout.

GFCI

For installations that call for ground-fault protection. The dedicated GFCI listing includes one GFCI receptacle, one solid brass wall plate and matching screws. Check local electrical requirements and confirm the selected rating before installation.

View GFCI options

USB-C

For integrated USB-C device charging without adding a separate wall adapter. Confirm your device requirements and the selected product specification before ordering.

What’s Included

Products in this collection include the selected receptacle, a hand-finished solid brass wall plate and matching screws. Standard listing options vary by receptacle type and finish, with 1- and 2-gang layouts where offered. For 3-gang or custom combinations, use the Product Configurator. If you need only the plate, shop Outlet Covers.

Specifications & Compatibility

Wall plate: solid brass; current outlet listings specify 0.080-inch thickness.

Configurations: regular duplex, GFCI and USB-C, with white or black inserts where offered.

Fit and sizing: designed for standard U.S. electrical wall boxes. The combined outlet listing offers 1- and 2-gang layouts; use the Product Configurator for 3-gang and custom combinations.

Electrical details: confirm the selected listing’s rating and certification before purchase and installation.

Finish, Care & Matching

Coordinate one finish family across outlets, switches and dimmers for a deliberate architectural result. Hand-finished surfaces can show subtle differences in colour and sheen, particularly as living finishes age.

Compare lacquered, aged, antique and unlacquered brass, or order a brass hardware sample kit when a close physical match matters.

Plan the whole wall as one hardware system. Coordinate the outlet plate with toggle switches, rotary dimmers or a mixed-device plate in the same finish family.

Installation & Helpful Guides

Brass Electrical Outlet FAQs

Which outlet type should I choose?

Choose a standard duplex outlet for everyday plug-in power, GFCI where ground-fault protection is specified, or USB-C when you want integrated device charging. Check local electrical requirements and the selected product specification before ordering.

Is the electrical receptacle itself made from brass?

The decorative wall plate is solid brass. The electrical receptacle body is a separate electrical component; review the selected product page for its exact material, rating and certification.

Do these products fit standard U.S. electrical boxes?

They are designed for standard U.S. electrical wall boxes. Confirm the box type, depth, gang layout and selected product before installation.

Is the receptacle included?

Yes. Products in this collection include the selected receptacle, a solid brass wall plate and matching screws. Plate-only wall covers are sold separately in Outlet Covers. For 3-gang or custom outlet layouts, use the Product Configurator.

Can I coordinate these outlets with switches and dimmers?

Coordinating finish families are available across PlatePrestige switches, dimmers, outlets and combo plates. Hand-finished surfaces can show subtle variation, so consider a physical sample when a close match matters.