The images show 2 different styles. 1 style doesn't look like it will work with polarized plugs. What style is actually being shipped?
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the images actually are of the same plug, but two different sides - the input and output sides. i bought these plugs and used them last month in 6 different european countries - they worked just fine!
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The plug as shown works fine with grounded, & non-grounded USA plugs in Europe electric receptacles. Take care to use a step-down transformer if your electric product is USA voltage. Also see wattage requirements. Electric coffee pots are watt heavy devices. Mr. Coffee uses 900 watts.
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What I received were the white 3 prong ones which then plug into 2 prong European plugs. I used it primarily for electronics which have the 120/220V options built into their power supplies. It worked great and plugged into outlets in France and other countries in eastern Europe.
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I received a style that would not work with polarized plugs, meaning both of the flat prong holes were the same size and hence the wider polarized plug prong would not fit. Worked great for all other items though including my cellphone charger.
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Note that the plugs are all polarized. If you are plugging in cords w/o grounds you have a 50-50 chance of trying to insert the plug backwards.
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It is masked out so they can use the same genaric photo for all of their products that look the same and just have different outputs. They should have masked out the tip polarity also because the one in the photo is not the same as the one you get. The output for this one is 8V-10V, 1A-2A. This is a pretty wide range, but I guess that is what you get for the money. The tip polarity is (+) on the outside and (-) on the inside. This is commonly called a "negative polarity" plug.
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There is no information listed on the item itself (the "power box/adapter"). The paperwork received with the product states that its output power is 15W and the operating frequency is 400KHz. It does not have a polarized plug.
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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.
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A 2-prong polarized cord can be plugged in. Look at the pictures and you will see one! (A polarized cord has one plug bigger than the other. It is the common plug on new household extension cords and has been the standard for many years.)
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Obviously the picture shows European plugs. I purchased the same item from Amazon and it shipped with the correct USA plugs.
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Two prong is fine as long as it's polarized which I believe all cords are these days. I just cut an extension cord in half and stripped the bare wires back. The wire that goes to the larger size plug is the ground so be sure to get that right when connecting to the unit.
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I was also curious about this. My friend has a pair of M9 with the 45 degree plug that he got a few months ago, but the pair I ordered has a cheaper looking 90 degree plug, and the packaging is much different. I was unable to reach the manufacturer; the phone number listed on their website went to the voicemail of some guy named Marty with a strange accent. It's not a huge problem, as the headphones still work just fine, but I want to make sure I got the same product I paid for.If I'm able to find out anything else from the manufacturer or elsewhere, I will post it here.
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The model I ordered is 110-120 volts with an American polarized plug..You might try e-mail customer service. Have patience they don't respond as quickly as other companies..I hope this helps..Good Luck!
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I need to return this item-the plug at the end is slightly different than what we need.
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Hey Angry... They connect to one another with the goofy and cumbersome round plug that is built in. It works fine as long as you don't mind looking at the big, goofy connector. Hope this helps.
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Amazon replaced mine and I got the right angle connect plug. Sounds like its hit or miss with amazon and angled plug... and they currently are not available directly as these are under review. Requested a replacement on dec. 24th and got the new set dec. 27th..hope this helps....Joe
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Can't get to it behind a bookshelf, but it looks like a polarized, 2 prong plug
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I could not find that specific information. The operating manual provides the following information. It does have the polarized plug. Do not immerse in water. A standard 120 Watt is acceptable but it recommends you do not operate any other appliances from that outlet at the same time. And of course, do not immerse in water.
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I believe the one i was sent was polarized because my brother and i questioned the wiring on how exactly it should be wired because of that. We didn't want to cross wire it.
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Wes WaltersEdit profile details From: Wesley Walters (wywalters@hotmail.com) Sent: Mon 12/16/13 4:41 PM To: Amazon Answers (answers@amazon.com) Yes, the plug on my light is polarized, like most of our modern electrical items are. There is only one way that you can plug in the light to an electrical wall outlet. I'm not sure what you mean by "forcing you to have the shade point down like my old GE nightlight"? The light that I have has the shade pointing up, that is, the wider base is on bottom and the narrower portion is on top. Hope this will be of help.