Wall switches and sockets are basic components in home electrical systems. Wall switches are used to control the on/off status of lights or other electrical appliances, and are usually mounted on the wall for easy operation. Sockets are used to connect electrical appliances and deliver power to devices, and are usually equipped with multiple types to accommodate different plugs. The two complement each other in function and work together to achieve effective management and use of electricity.
Wall switches are usually used to control lighting in rooms such as living rooms, bedrooms and hallways, allowing users to easily switch lights on and off when entering and exiting. Sockets are widely used to connect various electrical appliances such as televisions, computers and kitchen appliances to meet daily electricity needs. The combination of the two makes the use of electricity in home and office environments more convenient and efficient.

There are several precautions when using wall switches and sockets in daily life:
Safe use: Make sure the switches and sockets are not damaged to avoid electric shock.
Load limit: Do not exceed the rated load of the socket to prevent overload and fire.
Avoid moisture: Use waterproof switches and sockets in humid environments to reduce the risk of short circuits.
Regular inspection: Check the connections of switches and sockets regularly to ensure that they are not loose or aged.
Do not operate frequently: Frequent switching may damage the switch mechanism and avoid unnecessary losses.