Waterproof Power Strips (IRHEMA SAFE)
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What happens here
The creator visits a booth demonstrating IRHEMA SAFE's waterproof technology. A representative submerges a power strip and an active lightbulb into a tank of water. He then proceeds to switch the power strip's outlets on and off while submerged, and removes the lightbulb, which continues to glow. To further demonstrate safety, he inserts a metal object (what appears to be a nail clipper or similar metal tool) into an energized, submerged outlet without any adverse effects, explaining that the system only activates power when a proper plug is detected, preventing shocks from other objects. The representative mentions that the product is currently sold in China and is undergoing certification processes for the US market due to regulatory hurdles.
Goal: The video showcases IRHEMA SAFE's waterproof power strips, demonstrating their safety by submerging them in water and even inserting metal objects without causing electric shock, highlighting a significant electrical safety innovation.
Tools and materials
- IRHEMA SAFE Power Strip
- Lightbulb
- Metal Object (e.g
- nail clipper)
- Water Tank
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