Protect
your children from electrical shocks or burn injuries to fingers or
hands from electrical outlets. Annually, the U.S. Consumer Product
Safety Commission estimates hospital emergency rooms treat over 3,900
persons for injuries associated with electrical receptacle outlets.
Young children account for about 1/3 of those treated, usually from
inserting metal objects like keys into the outlets. Replace standard
electrical outlet covers to improve baby safety. An energy saving
insulating gasket around the perimeter of the outlet cover seals
against air leakages into and out of your home.
Child Restraint Design: Spring-loaded sliding doors automatically keep
receptacle holes covered when not in use. This gives the cover a solid
appearance, concealing the black receptacle holes which are so inviting to
toddlers.
Remodeling Function and Economy: Remodeling? Cover with white, off white, ivory or
brown sliding panel outlet covers. This child safety outlet care cover conceals
wall outlets.
Energy Efficiency: An
insulating gasket around the entire cover seals against air leakages into and
out of your home.
The Minneapolis Blower door test is used in the
industry to measure energy loss. The blower test was conducted on a house with
standard electrical outlet covers. Each electrical outlet in that house was
covered with an automatic sliding door outlet cover. The test was repeated. Air
infiltration was reduced 15%.
Simple Installation: Use a screw driver to install in less than a minute.
NOTE: Only for 120VAC outlets. Three models for 2 prong, 3 prong or 3 prong Decora electrical receptacles
These insulated sliding door outlet covers fit twin plugged Decora 3 prong grounded electrical outlets to increase child safety.
This babyproofing safety outlet cover plate mounts with 2 longer provided screws (1 screw on top; 1 screw on bottom).
of electrical recepacle.
Note: Fits only 3 prong duplex Decora electrical outlets with two 3 prong grounded receptacles in a solid
oblong receptacle. Note: Decora 3 prong Care Covers will not fit a 3 prong standard or 2 prong outlet.
Not for use on GFI (Ground Fault Interrupter) Outlets with test and reset
buttons.
Note: Inspect electrical outlets for age deterioration or for repeated use damage , especially in kitchens and baths.
Loosely fitting plugs, especially 2 prong ungrounded ones, may partially or completely slip from the receptacle
when cords are slightly moved. These damaged receptacles are fire hazards.
