is the plug on this cord polarized? polarized plug has one metal prong bigger than other.
1564637
No it is not polarized, perfect for use on vintage audio equipment that was not designed for a polarized plug.
2108110
Mine is black. I believe it is a standard polarized two slot cord. I just performed a casual Amazon and Google search, and couldn't find any replacement cords that were white! Maybe you'll have to resort to nail polish.
1539441
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.
1012979
It accepts all plugs except a polarised US plug. I consider it a flaw in the design. The plugs however fit securely.
527762
Sorry- I really don't know. The plug is 2 pronged with the right side prong being bigger than the left. Good luck!
973400
The plug is not polarized because the appliance itself is not polarized. I think this mixer was manufactured long before polarized appliances became common. If your present cord will plug into the appliance either way, it does not require a polarized plug.
2218862
I just looked at mine and it does sound like it probably is correct. Contact me at dan@dancolettering.com and I can send you a picture of the plug.
1365999
The two plugs are NOT interchangeable. To determine which one you are looking at, zoom in and see that one side of one tab is bent in the opposite direction. I found Amazon's views to be accurate for the purpose of distinguishing between the two.
284455
No, this is a simple 3-prong to 3-prong device. The plug shape is the same on both sides. It looks similar to this one, the photo shows the back side. http://www.telstarpro.com/files/images/ELECTRICAL/ROUND1/AC-52web.jpg
897278
No, but it does have a polarized plug which is the next best thing to the three prong plug.
1712454
Check the power slot on your device, if it has one square side and one round side it will fit. Most all manufactures use these standardized plugs the difference being if the device needs polarized or non-polarized power supply. I have bought many of both for older stereo devices I buy and resell and they all take one of these standardized plugs.The one pictured is a polarized version (one square/one round side).
1647103
Not if you plug it into the top outlet. But it cannot be plugged in upside down in the bottom outlet because the plug is polarized.
2007536
Yes, it does - although it accepts them in both directions, which I assume defeats the polarization. It didn't bother the lamp I was using to test, but I don't know about more delicate electronics. But since just about everything electronic these days uses an AC adapter/brick I don't anticipate problems.
1377701
Yes, the outlet on the VCT converter is made for polarized US plugs. The unit is very large and heavy. I ended up getting the BESTEK 200W TravelAdapter and power converter at Amazon which is very light and much easier to pack, has three adapter plugs so you can use it all over the world and it has three US polarized plug outlets so you can plug in your laptop, cell phone and camera for charging at once or overnight and it also has 4 USB charging ports. Worked extremely well in UK and Ireland.
771318
American plugs without polarized prongs fit. If you have a plug where one prong is wider and flanges it will not fit in this adapter.
1542581
It doesn't matter its not polarized. Its just a little metal ball that falls between both sides of the wire and completes the circuit.
559083
It is polarized, I just checked. You can barely tell the difference, but they are. And they are well-made.