Safety outlet having switch function

A safety outlet having a switch function, the safety outlet comprising:

• a housing coupling body having a pin through hole into which a pin of a plug is inserted from above the pin through hole, the housing coupling body having an inner portion provided with a module arrangement space in communication with the pin through hole;
• a safety switch module disposed in the module arrangement space, the safety switch module being configured to be rotated in a first direction by being in contact with the pin of the plug and by being pressed, thereby opening an insertion path of the pin of the plug;
• a switch elastic member providing an elastic force such that the safety switch module is rotated in a second direction so as to block the insertion path;
• and
• a power terminal disposed outside the safety switch module from inside the housing coupling body and connected to an external power source,
• wherein the safety switch module comprises:
• a rotating case having a pin insertion port which is open upward and into which the pin of the plug is inserted, having an upper surface provided with a rotation guiding inclined surface in contact with the pin insertion port, being initially positioned such that the rotation guiding inclined surface corresponds to the pin through hole, and being configured to be rotated in the first direction by contact between the pin of the plug and the rotation guiding inclined surface and by being pressed so that the pin insertion port corresponds to the pin through hole;
• and
• a conducting terminal member coupled to the rotating case and configured to be rotated together with the rotating case, the conducting terminal member having a first end which is positioned inside the pin insertion port and which is in contact with the pin of the plug that is inserted, the conducting terminal member having a second end which penetrates a side wall of the rotating case and which is positioned outside the rotating case, and the conducting terminal member being configured to be caused to conduct current by being in contact with the power terminal when the rotating case is rotated in the first direction.