Does the electrical cord have 3-prongs? I need to plug it into a power strip, and it won't work it if only has 2 prongs.
877182
The lamp has 2 prongs. It's totally OK to plug it into a 3 prong strip. If an electrical appliance is all plastic on the outside, you don't get a third prong. You don't need it. You get everything you need with just 2-prongs, even if you plug into a 3-prong strip. Not to worry.The folks that let you tie into great big power sources do try to keep you out of trouble. If you can plug something in, without cheating, it's ok, go for it.
1528865
Has three prongs. My cord has never gotten warm. I keep it plugged directly into the wall.
1813959
Hi, No, the plug does not need a 3 prong outlet. It's just a regular plug on the coffee pot cord, that uses a 2 prong outlet. Just like most other appliances, and it's a great coffee maker too. Hope I was of help to you, and I know you will enjoy it!
2244160
It is 3 prong where it goes into the wall. The picture is bad, you are right. It's a very sturdy plug but only good if you don't need to actually adapt the outlet to take 3 prongs instead of 2.
350506
Yes, it has 3 on one power strip all 3-prong electric sockets. It is a wonderful product, just have to make sure you put it together properly.
684621
It will work with 2 & 3 prong plugs, such as a power cord for a computer (these are usually 3-prong) and it will work with iPhone chargers, and other chargers such as blue tooth. What it will NOT accept are 2-prong, polarized plugs (where one of the prongs is wider than the other). However, to use a polarized plug in the power strip, you would first plug in a UK or European adapter into the power strip and then plug your polarized plug into the adapter....that works fine. We did that on a trip to UK and France...we took 3 or 4 adapters with us. This power strip came in very handy to charge multiple devices as we often found that some hotel rooms had few available outlets. Also, you will need one UK or European adapter to plug in the 3-prong cord for this adapter.
749626
This is a 3 prong meaning it has the grounding prong. Any retailer or hardware store has the adapter that converts a 3-plug prong to a 2-plug prong but I would advise you check with an electrician before you consider this method. Hope this helps answer your question
2170681
I purchased this product from Amazon, and the power cord that came with my PC was indeed a 2-piece power cord, with a large "block" that the second half of the cord plugs into. Additionally, mine also does have a ground plug prong.
609191
Need to look at the original plug and see if it has two or three prongs. Not where it plugs into wall which should have three, but where that wire plugs into the adaptor.
317354
Hi Annie. The model I received from the seller came with two prongs. But a lot of these discount adapter listings tend to lump multiple knock-off adapters together.
1304375
I'm was an electrician and you can safely plug a 2 prong cord into a 3 prong outlet. It will operate just fine. Hope this helps you.
788496
It does plug into a regular 3 prong (one being the ground) outlet... They work like a charm... I have 4 of them..
708866
Yes, but not a grounded 3-prong extension cord. It only takes the 2-prong plug.
1424105
Both ends are 3-prong plugs. A 2-prong could be plugged into it but need a 3-prong wall connect.
284076
Sorry for the delayed response, I just noticed the email. Yes, the power cord is 3 prong. Good luck, Teresa
2181704
No, it is two prong (two cylindrical holes for the female end, don't know how best to describe it). I have an electrical wok at home that uses the three prong you are talking about. This is not it.
375008
No. It is three-pronged. Which means it is a grounded plug. The third prong is for safety If you use it with an adapter, it will disable the. circuit protection and safety feature if an electrical surge comes through.