The pictures show both a 3-prong that is normal and a 3-prong that has one prong that is perpendicular with the other. Which is this product?
195392
Contrary to previous answer most home 115 volt copper wire circuits are 12 gauge (20 amp), there are multiple 15 amp rated receptacles usually on one circuit.
1509249
It's a regular 2 prong plug, where one side is a little bigger than the other.
622307
WARNING - I received three of these and none had the screw-in base as shown on the box or in the pictures. They had a one foot cord with a two-prong plug.
1060515
It has 2 prongs but has the hard molded plastic opposite of the prongs. It is exactly like it is pictured.
1083952
standard three prong plug, transformer is separate pigtail that plug into cord about half way up
1889301
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.
1129684
It has a regular three prong plug, not any sort of flat or squared AC plug.
1742605
Yes it is. The three post shown are 2-hots (X-Y) and 1-neutral (W). What you do not see is a grounding point (G) along the inside wall of the receptacle that makes contact with the grounding point on Twist Lock Plug. (NEMA Type-14-50P)
643575
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.
2200971
No, I own three by two different comanies and they all have two prongs. You can buy a three prong adapter if you want to but most electrical outlets are grounded anyway.
822672
It is three prongs. It works so well and is so small, I bought an additional one for travel.
2260560
It has a regular 3-prong plug. We plugged it right into a regular wall outlet. Runs very well. Very efficient. Highly recommend this item
1528865
Has three prongs. My cord has never gotten warm. I keep it plugged directly into the wall.
207306
Both the photo on the product package and the diagram at the top right of the package show it angled to the right (if viewed while facing the wall). The one I received in mid-November is the opposite (angled to the left when looking at the wall) of what is shown on the product package. And the style of the plug itself also doesn't exactly match the photo shown on the package. Woods may have switched manufacturers but not updated their packaging.
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The Male prongs are two different sizes. I bought this specifically needing 2 same-sized prongs and it absolutely does not work. Not only is the left side wider, it is wider throughout (not just at the end). The female inputs are also two different sizes; again left side much wider than the right.
386022
It's a short plug, sort of. And it has three prongs. Does that answer your question??
1916620
There are three. You have the option of putting the side without an outlet facing right or left only.