Common options include tamper‑resistant outlets (including some GFCI models with safety features), plug protectors/outlet plugs that cover unused receptacles, and multi‑item babyproofing bundles that combine outlet covers with other safety guards.
Physical protections include tamper‑resistant designs and automatic shutter systems that block access to live contacts. Some GFCI outlets also offer electrical safety features (like self‑test monitoring) to detect faults — these improve electrical safety but do not replace physical outlet covers or plugs.
Pack sizes vary by product: small retail packs can be around 6 pieces, many protective cover packs come in larger counts such as 36, and electrical outlets themselves are often sold as single units (1PC) or in multi‑packs (for example, 10PC). Availability depends on brand and product type.
Some GFCI outlets add convenience features such as a built‑in night light, a thinner/compact profile to save wiring space, and they typically include a wall plate and installation instructions.
Bundles often include additional safety items such as corner protectors for furniture and door pinch guards, alongside outlet covers.