The Types segmentation categorises outlets by functional architecture and performance attributes, delineating five sub‑types: standard (2‑pin/3‑pin), USB‑integrated, smart (Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth enabled), surge‑protected, and weather‑resistant. Standard sockets dominate the market, providing the baseline infrastructure for most residential wiring and contributing the bulk of unit volume. USB‑integrated outlets, comprising roughly 12 % of sales, address the convergence of charging needs and space efficiency, especially in kitchens and home offices. Smart sockets, now 10 % of the mix, embed firmware and connectivity modules that enable remote switching, scheduling, and energy analytics, aligning with the smart‑home trend. Surge‑protected units, at 8 %, are deployed where equipment sensitivity is high, such as home offices and entertainment hubs, mitigating voltage spikes. Weather‑resistant outlets, representing 5 %, are engineered for exterior installations, featuring sealed enclosures and corrosion‑resistant contacts. This type‑based market taxonomy clarifies how each sub‑type’s technical differentiation contributes to total market valuation and guides manufacturers’ portfolio strategies.