"110 Volt" refers to a standard voltage level used in electrical systems, particularly in North America. It is commonly used for household appliances and lighting. This voltage is part of the alternating current (AC) system, which allows electricity to flow in both directions, making it suitable for powering various devices. In contrast to 220 Volt systems, which are often used in other parts of the world, 110 Volt systems are designed for safety and ease of use in residential settings. Common appliances that operate on 110 Volts include toasters, lamps, and televisions.