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Just wondering if anyone had seen this article.
Pin-free Mi Plug project reimagines power outlets for the 21st century - https://www.dezeen.com/2018/10/07/pin-free-mi-plug-wireless-technology-design/amp/

And what thoughts people had on them.
I thought it was a clever idea and am surprised no one has come up with it sooner as some tablets have been using this system of charger for some time!
[ElectriciansForums.net] Interesting new socket outlet!
 
I think it would be a good idea, no more extension leads or multi plug adaptors as they sit on top of each other! No more ripping the lead out of the plug or the socket out of the wall because the cav box can't take the strain, or that charger plug that got snagged and pulled the cable and a new one is £100! What's not to like about it?
 
Yeah it doesn't say what the maximum output would be but the one on our tablet is 1500ma so I'm guessing in time they would be able to produce something high load!
+ everything is supposed to be using less energy these days too!
 
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Yeah it doesn't say what the maximum output would be but the one on our tablet is 1500ma so I'm guessing in time they would be able to produce something high load!
+ everything is supposed to be using less energy these days too!
Dream on Mate
 
It does the same as a USB socket except it's bigger and doesn't have the data transfer capability; unless you really need to be able to charge your phone underwater this is a solution to a problem which doesn't exist.
 
Why bother with very limited use outlets when you can fit the good old fashioned type which power anything - with USB outlets if required.
 
This is aimed at eliminating the risk of potentially exposed live parts via the pins on the traditional plug

I'm not saying it's a rubbish idea Chris but the L & N pins on plugs have been partly insulated for more years than I can remember, so that isn't really a valid point.
 
Now all it wants is some bright spark to come up with an adapter with 13amp plug pins on it and the pin free device built in, to span the 15 or 20 years it'll take to get these sockets into common use.
Oh, Hang on,,,,
 

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