Water immersion electric shock protection
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The device operates by continuously monitoring electrical circuits for abnormalities, including current leakage or conductivity changes due to water exposure. Upon detecting hazardous conditions, it automatically disconnects power within milliseconds to prevent injury or fatalities. The system integrates adaptive detection algorithms to minimize false triggers while maintaining compliance with UL, IEC, and CE safety standards.
