Plug in rotary connection

Abstract

The invention discloses a plug in rotary connection. A socket and a plug are included, and the plug comprises a first fixing block. A connecting part is arranged at the upper end of the first fixing block, and an inserting part is arranged at the lower end of the first fixing block. The inserting part is electrically connected with the connecting part. The socket comprises a second fixing block connected with a power supply, and a cylindrical socket is arranged on the outer side wall of the second fixing block. One side, away from the second fixing block, of the cylindrical socket is providedwith a jack into which the plugging part can be plugged. The jack comprises a cylindrical cavity and a threaded groove structure which is arranged on the outer side wall of the cylindrical cavity andcan be in threaded rotary insertion connection after the insertion connection part is inserted into the jack. The inner side wall of the threaded groove structure is further provided with a clamping structure which can be clamped with the insertion connection part in a matching manner and is conductive.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of sockets, and in particular to a plug with a rotary connection. Background technique [0002] Most of the traditional electric plugs use the in-line plug structure, that is, the plug is directly inserted into the socket. This structure has a lot of potential safety hazards. For example, when the traditional in-line plug is inserted into the socket, the plug and the socket are often incomplete. Combination, and part of the conductive sheet of the plug is exposed to the air. At this time, if the user accidentally touches the conductive sheet exposed to the air, electric shock will occur. Therefore, the traditional in-line socket set There are certain hidden safety hazards for users; and traditional direct plug-in socket sets often cause the plug to fall off from the socket during use. For example, when the user accidentally hits the plug connected to the socket during daily office work, The plug fell off from th...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Most of the traditional electric plugs adopt the in-line electric plug-in structure, that is, the plug is directly inserted into the socket. This structure has a lot of potential safety hazards. Combination, and part of the conductive sheet of the plug is exposed to the air. At this time, if the user accidentally touches the conductive sheet exposed to the air, there will be electric shock and other phenomena. Therefore, the traditional in-line socket set is There are certain potential safety hazards for users; moreover, when the traditional in-line socket set is used, the plug often falls off from the socket. The plug fell off from the socket, which caused the electronic products in use to stop working, which greatly affected the user's daily office work and affected the user's office efficiency.

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