Wet Circuits are the safest power strips you can find. They resist water, overheating, sparks, fire, and last four times as much as normal power strips.
A company named Wet Circuits has developed a power strip that is waterproof. Water can get on the power strip without damaging machines plugged in or electrocuting yourself. The power strip can resist being submerged into water for two hours; the special material will wear off after too much exposure to water. This is useful in case of accidental spills, rain, wet hands, and temporary flooding.
The power strip does more than just resisting water. It also prevents less injuries from occurring. Statistics show that 4,000 injuries are treated in the emergency room from electrical outlets every year. About 33% of those injuries happen when little kids try inserting metal objects in the power strip. With this product, a proper plug must be inserted before electric power is conducted. This product is poison free; so if a pet or baby accidentally lick the socket, they won’t be harmed.
The strip prevents overheating also. There’s a circuit breaker that stops the flow of electrical power when it passes over 212°F. This prevents a fire hazard.
Sparks are a problem when it comes to ordinary power strips. But with the special designed material in this power strip, sparks will not occur. Wet Circuits prevents carbon from building up and overheating. This also prevents a fire hazard.
Most power strips can only withstand 5,000 times of plugging and unplugging. This can handle four times as much; that’s 20,000 times. With Wet Circuits you can unplug three times a day and it’ll last for 18 years!
Wet Circuits are the safest power strips you can order. If you want one, the cost is $35. You can order right from their website. They offer a 60 days no questions asked 100% Money Back Guarantee. Order now.
3 Responses
Melatonin
August 16th, 2010 at 11:24 pm
1sometimes powerstrips are fire hazards, they would overheat and cause fires*:~
Eyelet Curtains
October 20th, 2010 at 6:50 am
2sometimes power strips can overheat specially if they are poorly designed*';
Combi Boilers ·
November 9th, 2010 at 4:32 pm
3just buy high quality power strips and do not use power strips that are not UL certified `
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