Three-pin fused plugs

  1. International Women in Engineering Day: Dame Caroline Haslett #MakeSafetySeen

    At the top of the image an array of women of various races, ages and from a range of engineering sectors hold pose for the camera. Some are holding INWED signs. Beneath this purple text reads (from left to right) 'I'm Supporting INWED 2023 #INWED23 #MakeSafetySeen'. Underneath the text on the right hand side is the INWED logo with the date '23 June 2023' in purple text. This year’s theme for International Women in Engineering Day (INWED), Make Safety Seen, has been inspired by the campaign’s roots. Launched ten years ago by the Women’s Engineering Society (WES), a former secretary and subsequent president of the society, Dame Caroline Haslett, is renowned, amongst other things, for her work improving electrical safety in the home. Specifically, she is credited with helping to develop three-pin fused plugs and shuttered sockets, designs still used in Britain today.[1] Continue reading →

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