Power Socket icon

A wall socket, for power outlets.

ToolsFull set4 styles24px grid
Get the full set

200 icons are free. Power Socket is in the full set of 1,104.

  • Rounded Line
  • Rounded Solid
  • Sharp Line
  • Sharp Solid

About the power socket icon

Power Socket is one of 36 icons in Tools, drawn next to light switch and multimeter. The Line styles draw it with 5 shapes at a 1.5px stroke. The Solid styles fill it and cut one detail out of the fill, so the inside still reads at 16px. Rounded has soft corners and round line ends, Sharp has square ones, and all four line up on the same 24px grid, so switching style never moves anything.

It ships with the Personal and Team licenses: SVG files in all four styles, the Figma file, the React package and the MCP for AI agents. This page shows a small preview only.

Name
power-socket
Category
Tools
Styles
Rounded and Sharp, Line and Solid
React
PowerSocket, PowerSocketIcon
License
Personal or Team
Also called
outlet, socket, plug point

Use the power socket icon

React

@neaticons/react exports it as PowerSocket. It is in the full edition: add your seat key to .npmrc and install. How to set it up.

import { PowerSocket } from "@neaticons/react"
import { PowerSocket as PowerSocketSolid } from "@neaticons/react/rounded-solid"
import PowerSocketSharp from "@neaticons/react/sharp-stroke/power-socket"

<PowerSocket size={24} />
<PowerSocketSolid color="#0A84FF" title="Power Socket" />

SVG

In the full zip it sits in one folder per style, colored #141B34 or with currentColor for code. Using the SVG files.

svg/rounded/stroke/power-socket.svg
svg/rounded/solid/power-socket.svg
svg/sharp/stroke/power-socket.svg
svg/sharp/solid/power-socket.svg
svg-currentcolor/rounded/stroke/power-socket.svg

Figma

In the Neat Icons Figma file it sits on the Icons page under Tools. It is one component set named power-socket: drop it in, then switch Family (Rounded, Sharp) and Style (Stroke, Solid) in the right panel. More on Figma.

MCP for AI agents

Ask your agent in plain words. A search for “socket” returns power-socket first, then the agent pulls the code. The MCP comes with Personal and Team. Set it up.

search_icons({ query: "socket" })
get_icon({ name: "power-socket", style: "rounded-solid", format: "jsx" })