When this plugs into the wall does it need a 3 prong socket or can it work with a 2 prong?
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Becky, it's a grounded (3-prong) plug on the back and it rotates to lie flush/flat on the back, so it doesn't protrude until you need it. It's not in the middle of the back, but it's behind the end where the USB grounded/protected outlets are located. Unfortunately, if you stay in an older hotel that only has the double slots, it can't fit. On the other hand, I think the grounded 3rd prong provides more safety, which I'm sure you'd want, since it's a surge protected outlet you'd be purchasing.
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It is a three prong fold away, you would need a two prong adapter to use it with a two prong wall plug.
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It is a three prong (male) connector that swings out (sorry that sounds like a double entendre) to plug into a wall socket.
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It has a 2-prong plug but you can use an adapter with it if that is a problem.
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This unit has a two-pronged plug, normal type. It doesn't have the 3-pronged with ground.
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With my limited knowledge of electrical systems I would say yes...it is a two prong cord that plugs into all of our wall sockets.
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Yes it does. Using an adapter from two prong to three defeats the benefits of this plug since it will move it out from the wall too much. Maybe you know someone that could install a newer outlet for you. It's relatively easy to change but a rudimentary knowledge of electricity is required and power to the plug MUST be turned off.
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Yes it does accepts 3 prongs and is able to connect with 2 prongs... I had to use it during my recent trip to Europe.
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It would depend on what you want to plug into the top socket, as bigger plugs might not fit, but no it doesn't officially take up both sockets (I can plug two prong plugs in the top socket but not bulky three prongs)
571531
Sorry, my first reply was incorrect. Now that I am home, I see the plug, indeed, is 3-prong.
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It works with any 2 prong or 3 prong plug. I hope that's helpful. I'm not sure I understand your question but if you can plug your light into the wall you can plug it into this power panel timer
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What I have here is a one that goes into a two socket outlet.I hope that helps you.
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I think it was 3 prong. I don't know because the units failed rapidly and I discarded them about a month after the purchase.
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The only reason for a 3-prong plug is safety for appliances witha metallic cover - the 2-prong plug will plug into your 3-prong socket with no trouble at all. That includes any kind of extension cord.
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No, mine does not have three prong plug. FYI. This is a very loud fan on high. I bought it for my bathroom and not an office. On the second speed, I can stand the noise. And otherwise liked the size and look of it.
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no it will not,it has a plastic 3rd bottom prong for support,it use the top ones,not for two prong outlets.
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No. Two prong. For this type of appliance a three-prong plug is not required. It is polarized - one prong is bigger than the other.
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Sorry I don't really know, it does work with other models but not sure which ones, I think it tells you in the description part not sure what you meant by 3 prong, hopefully someone else can answer your question.
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I'm not sure - I use a normal household outlet.You will need an (american style) 3-prong outlet.