Explaining how Wet Circuits works

A power strip keep working when you pour water all over it. And someone wont' get an electric shock when you put a tweezer into the power strip's outlet socket. We explain why here.

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www.wetcircuits.com

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• wetcircuits
• wet
• circuits
• water
• power
• strip
• extension
• cord
• shock
• electricity
• tweezer

[Orenchis]

but will it blend ?

[carbonatic]

that still doesn't explain me how it distinguishes a plug from a pair of tweezers...

[HollandSentinel]

I'm betting it uses a GFCI in each socket. Cute, not mind-blowing.

[fakeyf9]

I'd like to show her how a wet circuit works.

[lamtsite]

She would be more credible if she was in sync! ;)

[n3v4k]

@carbonatic probably it will measure the resistivity of whatever you plug in it and if it is not very low (almost or totally a short circuit) then it will deliver full power.

Just guessing, maybe I'm wrong

[superyngo]

nice cute woman from taiwan

[wankkkkk]

@qwertt14 She's originally speaking in Mandarin, not Japanese.

[ptm00501]

Hot girl

[r2d2art2005]

She ain't said nothing about HOW it works. Unless it's proven I don't buy this.

[jamontoastst]

which is exactly what i'm fantasising about this chick

[jamontoastst]

wet circuits sounds like japanese robot hentai