How many prongs go into the wall?
1310298
This is the non-grounding unit. It works very nice for lamps and other small electrical devices that don't have a grounded cord.
782372
Yes, prongs are standard and fit into a standard 3 prong wall socket BUT the body surrounding the plug is a 2 x 3 inch 90 degree plug. You would use the lower wall socket to plug the AC into and then a standard (for instance lamp cord plug) into the upper wall socket. The reason the AC unit plug is large is because it contains a safety shut-off mechanism in the body to protect unit from electrical overloads that could create shorts / fires. Check the specs because the electrical socket must be 15 amps. This is pretty standard. It is a nice unit. We really enjoy ours..
1616131
When it's actually plugged in, it only sticks out from the wall about a half inch. With the prongs you're probably looking at an inch and a half, but you can push just about anything flush up against the plug since it's so close to the wall and the cord hangs down from the plug and not out like a traditional cord would.
1056920
I believe two! But double check, and you need to know the shape of the prongs.
1918091
I am not an electrician, but there is a standard 6 plug wall outlet that would have 6, 3 prong grounded plugs and 2 normal conducting (not plastic) plugs that would fit over your existing wall outlet. (You may or may not have to remove the flat plate with the screw) Should be $4.00 or so at Dollar General, KMart, etc... (or even amazon 'GE Grounded 6-Outlet Tap, 54947'.
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.
1276242
25 1/2" from where it comes out of unit to end of plug where prongs go into outlet.
195165
It is a three prong fold away, you would need a two prong adapter to use it with a two prong wall plug.
742872
I really wish I could answer your question but the link provided does does not bring up any product. I do think that this product was designed specifically to plug into a 3 prong wall outlet.
1006473
Prongs being about ½ inch from top edge and about 1 inch in from each side. I have a picture if I can figure out how to upload to this site. I have had it plugged in for over a year with no problems.
2108335
Two... it arrives assembled and you twist it to extend it, and twist it back to lock it into place. Resistance keeps it against either wall.
1715676
34 inches if you count the prong that goes into the griddle to the end of the cord (not including the prongs that go into the wall). Or 31 inches if you do not include the prong that goes into the griddle.
194408
It has both three-pronged input and plugs to go into the wall socket, and my rudimentary understanding of current Code standards is that the third prong is the grounding plug, but "fully grounded" is a function of how well your wall socket is grounded -- in other words, if you plug a three-pronged plug into a three-pronged wall socket, but the wall socket is not properly grounded, whatever device you have plugged in is not "fully grounded".
1830559
Hi, I just tried it for you using my computer. Yes, you can put a three prong US plug into it and then put it into a US wall out let... but why? I bought this to plug an EU appliance into a US outlet. Hope this helps :) Sorry if I'm misunderstanding your question.
66778
its a three prong.I wouldnt recommend buying this unit. Its extremely noisy. It was a mistake on my part
1756885
It came with two different lenghts of prongs. I think the longer ones would work well.
1540604
Two prong. But I ended up throwing the one I received away because it did not work. I had to take my old board, make adjustments to it and put in the new clicker box. Others got these things and they didn't work either. My reco would be to keep looking.