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Exterior wall, during blower door test?
I would say that looks like some bad insulation in the wall allowing a cold air draft from the outlet hole.
Duplex wall outlet with one cord plugged into the top outlet.
Definitely the easiest one yet. As previously stated, it is a duplex receptacle with a plug in the top. It also shows how much heat is lost through these things.
I can agree with everybody, it’s an electrical wall receptacle with cold air intrution around the face plate. A blower door may have been used but you can spot this problem without one(may have had a wind against that wall).This may be fixed by placing insulation carefully(do’nt compress it flat)around the electrical box,or some expanding spray foam.(not too much).Outside wall is most likely but interior walls can draw cooler air from crawlspaces,basements,etc.(This is’nt Johns house is it?)
(or at the fluke corp. office?!)