Features

• A tight cap that attaches to the root of a plug tooth to prevent outlet (tracking) fires.
• By fixing the titler cap to the root of the blade of the power plug of each device, the root of the blade is insulated.
• Even if dust enters the gap between the power plug and the outlet, it will not short out, so tracking phenomenon can be prevented. When you use electrical appliances, you often leave the power plug plugged into the wall outlet. Dust adheres to the root of the blade of the power plug that remains plugged in, and a small amount of current flows between the two blades by absorbing moisture from the air, forming a carbonized conductive path (track) on the plug surface. The phenomenon in which the plug suddenly ignites due to the progress of carbonization is called tracking, and the fire caused by this is called tracking fire. If a titler cap is installed, it guards the blade and does not ignite.