Safety socket

A safety socket comprising:

• a main body formed with at least one set of insertion holes, each set of said insertion holes including a first insertion hole and a second insertion hole, the main body being further formed with a plurality of lead through holes;
• a first power terminal mounted in the main body and connected to a first electrode power wire of a power supply;
• a second power terminal mounted in the main body and connected to a second electrode power wire of the power supply;
• an integrally formed first conductive clamp seat projectively aligned with the first insertion hole and mounted in the main body, a pair of clamp arms disposed on the integrally formed first conductive clamp seat for resiliently clamping opposing sides of a prong of a plug plugged in the socket, spring limbs extending from the integrally formed first conductive clamp seat, whereby the spring limbs can be outward biased by the prong of the plug plugged in the socket, the spring limbs extending from the integrally formed first conductive clamp seat toward the first power terminal in a first state;
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• an integrally formed second conductive clamp seat projectively aligned with the second insertion hole and mounted in the main body, a pair of clamp arms being disposed on the integrally formed second conductive clamp seat for resiliently clamping opposing sides of a prong of the plug plugged in the socket, spring limbs extending from the integrally formed second conductive clamp seat, the spring limbs extending from the integrally formed second conductive clamp seat toward the second power terminal in a first state, the first power terminal further comprising:
• a frame section having a contact arm, the contact arm projecting from the frame section towards the spring limb of the integrally formed first conductive clamp seat in the first state;
• a pair of power wire clamp arms disposed on opposing sides of the frame section and electrically connected to the frame section, each of said power wire clamp arms having an oblique arm section obliquely extending from the power wire clamp arm respectively corresponding to said pair of said plurality of lead through holes of the main body, the oblique arm section resiliently clamping the first electrode power wire inserted in one of the plurality of lead through holes and a lead for parallel connection;
• an unlatching section positioned in the middle of the frame section and bridged between outer sides of the oblique arm sections of each of the power wire clamp arms, the unlatching section being aligned with a perforation of the main body for decoupling said unlatching section;
• whereby inserting the prongs of the plug into the first and second insertion holes of the same set of insertion holes biases the spring limbs of the integrally formed first and second conductive clamp seats respectively into contacting the first and second power terminals in a second state to provide power for an electric appliance.