Abstract: An assembly of plural conductive slots sharing an overheating destructive fixing element is disclosed, including a first conductive element, a second conductive element and an overheating destructive fixing element. The first conductive element includes a front end, a rear end, plural conductive slots and a contact portion. The conductive slots include a front end conductive slot and a rear end conductive slot, between which a control section is defined. The contact portion is disposed on the control section, and the second conductive element contacts the contact portion by the overheating destructive fixing element, allowing the plural conductive slots to share the overheating destructive fixing element. Furthermore, when any one conductive slot reaches each own limiting working temperature respectively, the overheating destructive fixing element is destructed by reaching a pre-determined temperature.

Abstract: A socket turned off at a limiting temperature includes a live wire conductive plate, live wire terminals, a neutral wire conductive plate, neutral wire terminals, a seat, protective structures, and a support element. The seat installs the live wire conductive plate, the live wire terminals, the neutral wire conductive plate and the neutral wire terminals. A predetermined gap is between a live wire conductive spring plate and a live wire contact portion as well as between a neutral wire spring plate and a neutral wire contact portion. The protective structure provides a force of constraint, allowing the live wire spring plate to contact with the live wire contact portion as well as the neutral wire spring plate to contact with the neutral wire contact portion. The support element provides a supporting force corresponding to the force of constraint.

Abstract: An insulative fixing plate damaged when overheating limits two conductive elements from contacting with each other, forming a closed path, when overheating, opening two conductive elements by an elastic force to form an open circuit. Each conductive element has a groove concaved in from an edge, and the groove has a groove width. The insulative fixing plate includes a connecting element and two limiting elements combined at two ends of the connecting element. Each limiting element has a working width larger than the groove width, and a holding space between the two limiting elements contains the two conductive elements, thereby abutting the two limiting elements at an external side of the conductive element respectively and limiting the two conductive elements from contacting with each other. The connecting element is damaged when overheating. The insulative fixing plate is used in overheat protection for a plug or a socket.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a protective structure, plug, socket and method assuring a live wire and a neutral wire to be powered off simultaneously when overheating. The present invention limits a live wire spring plate from contacting with a live wire conductive plate, and a neutral wire spring plate from contacting with a neutral wire conductive plate, such that when the live wire spring plate and the live wire conductive plate are overheated or the neutral wire spring plate and the neutral wire conductive plate are overheated, the live wire spring plate, the live wire conductive plate, the neutral wire spring plate and the neutral wire conductive plate can be separated apart at a same time.

Abstract: An assembly and method of plural conductive slots sharing an overheating destructive fixing element is disclosed, including a first conductive element, a second conductive element and an overheating destructive fixing element. The first conductive element includes a front end, a rear end, plural conductive slots, a connection portion and a contact portion. The conductive slots include a front end conductive slot and a rear end conductive slot, between which a control section is defined. The connection portion is disposed on the control section, and the contact portion connects the connection portion. The second conductive element contacts the contact portion by the overheating destructive fixing element, allowing the plural conductive slots to share the overheating destructive fixing element. Furthermore, when any one conductive slot reaches each own limiting working temperature respectively, the overheating destructive fixing element is destructed by reaching a pre-determined temperature.

Abstract: An overheating destructive conductive plate safety clip as well as a plug and a socket using that conductive plate safety clip are disclosed. The overheating destructive conductive plate safety clip limits two conductive plates from contacting with each other to form a closed path, and is destructed when overheating, opening the two conductive plates by an elastic force to form an open circuit. The overheating destructive conductive plate safety clip includes a first limiting element, a second limiting element and a connecting element. At least one of the first limiting element, the second limiting element and the connecting element is made of plastic, at least one of the first limiting element and the second limiting element is made of metal, and a destruction part is formed at a place where the plastic material is connected with the metallic material.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a conductive terminal including two conductive members or further comprising a hot melt fixing member. Each conductive member is provided with a groove which is concaved in from an edge of the host conductive member. The grooves on the two conductive members are opposite to each other and a gap is maintained between the two conductive members by an elastic force between the conductive members. The hot melt fixing member is put into the grooves of the two conductive members and is combined on the conductive members to overcome the elastic force, enabling the two conductive member to form contact limit, the hot melt fixing member to be damaged when overheat, and the two conductive members to be opened by the elastic force to form open circuit. The conductive member can be applied to overheat protection of a plug and a socket.