uttag
Uttag is a Swedish term that refers to an electrical outlet or socket, a device that provides access to electrical power by allowing a plug to be inserted. In practice, uttag are found in walls, floors, and in power strips or other fixtures, and they range from standard household receptacles to specialized industrial outlets. The most common form in residences is the vägguttag, designed for alternating current and typically rated for 230 V with currents commonly in the range of 10 to 16 A. Modern installations usually include grounding and protective features such as shutters to prevent accidental insertion of objects, and fault protection in the distribution circuit.
Outlets can differ by grounding arrangement and by compatibility with different plug types. In Europe, many
Safety and installation practices are governed by national electrical codes. Installing or modifying uttag is typically