110 Volts 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 level 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 Volts, which is used in many other countries, 110 Volts is considered safer for residential use. The lower voltage reduces the risk of severe electric shock, making it a preferred choice for everyday applications like toasters, lamps, and televisions.