Key Features:

• Spill Protection: The core feature of an Anti-Overflow Socket is its ability to prevent liquids from entering the outlet's internal components, thereby mitigating the risk of electrical malfunctions.

• Safety Focus: With a strong emphasis on user safety, these sockets incorporate designs that minimize the chances of electric shock.

 Characteristics:

• Waterproof or Water-Resistant Design: The socket may feature a sealed or waterproof construction to ensure that liquid spills do not penetrate the internal circuitry.

• Automatic Power Cut-Off: Upon detecting liquid contact, the socket can automatically disconnect power to prevent accidents.

• Indication or Alarm System: Some models may include indicator lights or alarms to alert users to liquid spillage.

• Durable Materials: Constructed from corrosion-resistant and heat-tolerant materials, these sockets are designed for long-lasting performance and safety.

Precautions:

• Installation Location: Choose a location that is easily observable and less prone to liquid spills.

• Regular Inspection: Regularly check the socket's sealing and automatic power cut-off functions to ensure they are functioning properly.

• Avoid Misuse: While Anti-Overflow Sockets offer water resistance, they are not intended for prolonged submersion in water.