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Childproof Outlet Installation in Clermont, FL

More than 2,400 children are hospitalized annually for electrical outlet-related accidents. Let us help you keep them safe in your home. Mr. Electric of Lake Country provides childproof outlet installation services in Clermont, FL. We aim to enhance home safety by installing secure power points. Our licensed electricians can transform your dwelling into a safety haven by installing tamper-resistant receptacles (TRR), an economical solution to reduce household accidents. With these secure outlets, put your worries about your child's safety to rest. Connect with us to learn more about our residential child safety outlet services.

Childproof Outlet Installation in Clermont, FL
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  • Tamper-resistant outlets have been a requirement for new constructions and renovations since 2008. Childproof outlets come equipped with spring-loaded cover plates. They may resemble regular outlets, but the spring-loaded plate only opens when equal pressure is applied on both ends.

  • Childproof outlets are easily used by adults familiar with their functionality. They demand no special skills or strength to operate. Simply apply equal pressure on both sides to open the cover, after which it functions like a regular plug socket.

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Child-Proof Outlets vs. Standard Electrical Outlets

Standard outlets look like childproof outlets, so there is no aesthetic difference. The differences between childproof outlets and standard electrical outlets include the following:

Enhanced Safety Features

Childproof outlets stand apart from standard outlets due to their spring-loaded shutter system.

Regulatory Compliance

When constructing new houses or upgrading your home, tamper-resistant outlets must be installed to minimize the chances of unintended electrical shocks.

Ease of Use

Regular outlets often necessitate constant attention and the use of supplementary items such as outlet covers, bringing about inconvenience.

  • Our primary aim is to improve child safety by installing secure outlets. If you're concerned about cost, these outlets are affordable with each costing only a few dollars. This small, budget-friendly upgrade aligns your home with the latest safety standards while significantly enhancing your family's safety. We're here to help if your home is without child-safe outlets or needs replacements. Some of the injury risks of standard outlets include:

    Electrical Burns

    Electrical burns constitute 95% of outlet-related injuries. Children's delicate skin provides minimal resistance to electric current or heat, increasing the potential for serious injuries.

    Electrical Shocks

    On average, seven children suffer injuries daily from shocks resulting from inserting objects into power outlets. Child safety outlets can greatly reduce this risk within your home.

    Severe Injuries

    Electrical injuries can lead to serious or even fatal injuries. It's not worth risking the chance.

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