Abstract: A safety cover box is used to prevent unauthorized access to an electrical device stored within to vulnerable users such as children or pets. The safety cover box prevents harmful accidents by restricting access to the electrical connections of the electrical device. To do so, the safety cover box may include a safety lid, a box body, and a safety lock mechanism. The box body is designed to completely enclose the electrical device so that all electrical connections are safely protected. The box body also enables the normal operation of the electrical device without obstructing the connection of external electrical devices to the electrical device stored within the box body. The safety lid is designed to seal the box body to prevent access to the electrical device stored within. The safety lock mechanism is designed so that only authorized users can remove the safety lid from the box body.

Abstract: Various embodiments for electrical receptacle protective enclosures (“ERPE”) are disclosed. The ERPE includes an enclosure configured to be demountably affixed to an electrical receptacle. The enclosure includes a main body and covering rotatably coupled to the main body and having locking arms extending therefrom. The enclosure includes “closed,” “open,” “locked,” and “unlocked” states. The main body includes a mechanical fastening assembly positioned near apertures and configured to rotate in a common plane with a wall of the main body. The locking element comprises an indentation and a plate region positioned opposite the indentation. In the unlocked state, the indentation is aligned with the aperture and allows the locking arm to traverse the indentation and the protrusion to engage the aperture. In the locked state, the plate region is aligned with the aperture and restricts the locking arm from traversing the indentation and the protrusion from disengaging the aperture.