* Current isn't about speed in the traditional sense. Electrical current is the flow of electrons. The speed of these electrons is actually quite slow (drift velocity). It's not the speed of the electrons that matters for power, but rather the rate at which they flow (the frequency).

* 60 Hz refers to the frequency of the alternating current (AC). This means the direction of current flow changes 60 times per second.

What's important to understand:

* The speed of electricity (the speed at which an electrical signal travels) is much faster than the drift velocity of electrons. It's closer to the speed of light.

* The 60 Hz frequency dictates how quickly the direction of the electrical flow changes, not the speed of the electrons themselves.

In short, there's no single "speed" associated with 60 Hz electrical wiring. It's more about the rate of change of the current direction.