what type of outlet plug does it use
933888
Be cause its 220 capable it does not come with an outlet plug like a dryer but you intall any 220 you need fpr your home. You can use a standard 110 plug but its difficult to weld on 110 volts and if you make sure you switch the set screw switch fron 220 - 110 volts
996770
I'm not sure, but it plugs in to a standard wall socket with two or three prongs. (When our sockets are two-prong, we use three-prong to two-prong adaptors).
531507
It plugs into any standard household outlet. It has a cleverly designed retractable plug inside. It's easy to charge and doesn't take long. The instructions are included. If I remember correctly the first charge takes a little longer, and it lasts a long time in between charges. (I guess that depends on how often you use it.) Hope that helps. I have one for every member of my family. I am really glad I got them. Cheers!
2010407
It does not have 3 prong plug. How do I know if its UL listed? What does that mean?
1629561
It has three prongs to be plugged in with a three hole outlet coming out the bottom. If you put it in the bottom outlet of the two in the wall, you should still be able to use the other as normal.
798302
This is the standard for the wall outlet in the US. If you are to use this overseas you will need some type of converter.
1412323
It is a US style 2 pin plug (for 120V I believe). But I suppose you could buy an adapter for international outlets.
1770539
Any 110V outlet would do. Here is their website you can contact them for further questions: http://hometechind.com/contact.html
986940
Mine came with a regular three-pronged plug for a 110 volt outlet. I just plugged it into an existing standard socket.
1904398
Hi Nicole. It is a standard 2 or 3 prong plug in. Look to see if your outlet by the disposal is 2 or 3 prong. Three prong is preferred. It does have to be wired into the unit. A plug knocks out and you connect the wires onto the Whirlaway. It should explain in the directions. A hammer and a screwdriver will knock out the plug.
1703017
I live in the United States, it uses 120 volts, I just plug it into my wall outlet
817718
There are three types of electrical outlets in mainland China. This G-type will work in some places. Other places use straight plugs like in the USA though (called type A or NEMA 1-15.) And it is common to find type I plugs. From my experience, most major hotels will have plugs for your use if you ask at the desk. Smaller hotels will not.
2062830
The one I purchased had a plug for a standard North American power outlet. Hopefully the seller will answer here, but if not, I would contact them directly.
788499
Regular AC outlet plug built into the back of the unit. I ran a short extension cord on mine so its not hanging right out of the outlet.
1358405
OK, I'm striking out all over. It *is* a surge surpressor. (It's been a LONG time since that trip...) I used this in FRANCE - which uses a socket type E. The plug adapter site says that the plug (2 prongs) will fit into types C E F and L. The outlet you used would have to be a type C (flat) - not the funny recessed one (J). I know I took a cheap netbook with me, rather than my Mac. My Netbook survived the experience.
1283863
You plug it into any outlet. If you are out if the country, then you need to use an adapter for that country. Nothing special is needed
562075
It is a standard 110, 15-Amp, 3-Prong plug. The plug is rather large because it houses a circuit breaker (L 3 1/2" x W 1 3/4" x D 1"). It will only fit in the lower socket of a standard 110 receptacle without blocking the upper receptacle.