Abstract: A power cord includes a plug and a load connection portion connected to a load. The plug contains a plurality of plug pins which are respectively inserted in plug pin insertion holes of a power socket and connected to the power socket and a plurality of PTC thermistors, at least one of which is provided for each of the plug pins to detect a temperature of the corresponding plug pin. The PTC thermistors form one series circuit, and the power cord includes a shut-off device which turns off power supply to the load connection portion from the plug pins when a resistance value of the series circuit is equal to or higher than a predetermined value.

Abstract: The first molded part and the second molded part are molded products of synthetic resin materials. The first molded part is made of a synthetic resin material having a higher creep resistance than a synthetic resin material forming the second molded part. The second molded part is made of a synthetic resin material higher than a synthetic resin material forming the first molded part in adhesion to a material forming the receiver contact.

Abstract: A power cord includes a plug. The plug includes plural blades to be respectively inserted into plural blade insertion holes of an electrical outlet for connection. The plug further includes plural thermal sensors provided so that each of the plural blades corresponds to a thermal sensor. The power cord further includes a communication circuit that is configured to notify a control circuit of a load, when a temperature detected by any one of the plural thermal sensors is higher than a predetermined temperature.

Abstract: A power cord includes a plug having blades and a thermal sensor configured to detect a temperature, and a cut-off means configured to stop electric power from being supplied to the load connection portion from the blades when a temperature detected with the thermal sensor is higher than a prescribed temperature. The plug includes a core which retains the blades and the thermal sensor, and an enclosure which is formed by molding synthetic resin to cover an outside of the core. A part of the thermal sensor protrudes from the core to be buried in the enclosure.

Abstract: The first molded part and the second molded part are molded products of synthetic resin materials. The first molded part is made of a synthetic resin material having a higher creep resistance than a synthetic resin material forming the second molded part. The second molded part is made of a synthetic resin material higher than a synthetic resin material forming the first molded part in adhesion to a material forming the receiver contact.

Abstract: A power cord includes a plug having blades configured to be inserted into blade insertion holes of an electrical outlet, respectively. The power cord further includes thermal sensors provided for the blades one each. When a temperature detected with any of the thermal sensors is higher than a prescribed temperature, electric power is stopped from being supplied to a load from the blades.

Abstract: A plug includes male contacts, a core and an envelope. Each of the male contacts includes a stopper. The core includes a first member and a second member. The stoppers are in contact with the first member and the male contacts are in contact with the second member, so that the male contacts are prohibited from being displaced with respect to the core in a first direction along which the male contacts protrude from an end face of the core.

Abstract: A power cord includes a plug and a load connection portion connected to a load. The plug contains a plurality of plug pins which are respectively inserted in plug pin insertion holes of a power socket and connected to the power socket and a plurality of PTC thermistors, at least one of which is provided for each of the plug pins to detect a temperature of the corresponding plug pin. The PTC thermistors form one series circuit, and the power cord includes a shut-off device which turns off power supply to the load connection portion from the plug pins when a resistance value of the series circuit is equal to or higher than a predetermined value.

Abstract: A power cord includes a plug. The plug includes plural blades to be respectively inserted into plural blade insertion holes of an electrical outlet for connection. The plug further includes plural thermal sensors provided so that each of the plural blades corresponds to a thermal sensor. The power cord further includes a communication circuit that is configured to notify a control circuit of a load, when a temperature detected by any one of the plural thermal sensors is higher than a predetermined temperature.

Abstract: A plug includes male contacts, a core and an envelope. Each of the male contacts includes a stopper. The core includes a first member and a second member. The stoppers are in contact with the first member and the male contacts are in contact with the second member, so that the male contacts are prohibited from being displaced with respect to the core in a first direction along which the male contacts protrude from an end face of the core.

Abstract: A power cord includes a plug having blades and a thermal sensor configured to detect a temperature, and a cut-off means configured to stop electric power from being supplied to the load connection portion from the blades when a temperature detected with the thermal sensor is higher than a prescribed temperature. The plug includes a core which retains the blades and the thermal sensor, and an enclosure which is formed by molding synthetic resin to cover an outside of the core. A part of the thermal sensor protrudes from the core to be buried in the enclosure.

Abstract: A power cord includes a plug having blades configured to be inserted into blade insertion holes of an electrical outlet, respectively. The power cord further includes thermal sensors provided for the blades one each. When a temperature detected with any of the thermal sensors is higher than a prescribed temperature, electric power is stopped from being supplied to a load from the blades.

Abstract: A plug is adapted to be connected to a DC outlet to supply a DC power to the plug. The plug includes plug pins and a substantially quadrangular-shaped surrounding wall for surrounding the plug pins. The DC outlet includes: an outlet main body having an outlet unit to which the plug is adapted to be connected. The outlet unit includes a plug-receiving portion having pin-inserting holes into which the plug pins are inserted; an insertion groove formed to surround a periphery of the plug-receiving portion, the insertion groove being adapted to receive the surrounding wall; and pin-receiving pieces for being connected with the plug pins that are respectively inserted through the pin-receiving holes. Two pin-receiving holes corresponding to the pin-receiving pieces are arranged along a reference side of the plug- receiving portion and offset closer to the reference side than an opposite side to the reference side.

Abstract: A plug, adapted to be connected to a direct current (DC) outlet for supplying a DC power thereto, includes a plurality of round bar-shaped plug pins which protrudes from a front surface of a plug main body, and a surrounding wall which protrudes from the front surface of the plug main body to surround the plug pins. The plug pins are adapted to be connected the pin-receiving pieces through pin insertion holes of the DC outlet and to be supplied with power from the DC outlet. The surrounding wall is adapted to be inserted into an insertion groove of the DC outlet which is formed around the pin-insertion holes. The surrounding wall is formed in a substantially quadrangular shape, viewed from a front side thereof. The plug pins are arranged along a reference surface corresponding to one inner surface of the surrounding wall and offset closer to the reference surface than to an inner surface opposite to the reference surface.