Shock Shield 7' Extension Cord

Connection clutter at an outlet is a hazard waiting for a child. The easiest way to reduce the problem is to place a Box Cover on the outlet to secure the plug of the extension cord. Remove all other connections and route the extension cord behind or under furniture where the previous connections can be made out of sight. It is also a good idea to secure the cords with a Zip or Cable tie, both to themselves and something like a furniture leg, so they can not be pulled out. Two extension cords connected to an outlet will provide six connections. It is also wise to secure cords to baseboards when they run across open visible areas. Use Cord Securing Devices. Sometimes there is space under baseboards, if you have wall to wall carpet installed. Cords can be stuffed under these baseboards. Never connect more than five hundred watts total to standard extension cords.

The Shock Shield 7' Extension Cord simultaneously provides extra length, as well as well-conceived protection for you child. The uniquely designed safety shield surrounds the power blades as the cord helps protect children from potential shock hazards. Both safe and practical, the Shock Shield Extension Cord is a must have item.