Most of these items have the 'plugs' too close together so all of the 'inlets' they cannot be utilized. Is this the same as others? Also, is this a 2-prong plug or 3 with ground? Thank you all.
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This has three pins with ground and a surge suppressor for a telephone line if anyone still has one of those. It can take 6 regular plugs with leads, but the sockets are too close for transformer/power supply type plugs.
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No, mine does not have three prong plug. FYI. This is a very loud fan on high. I bought it for my bathroom and not an office. On the second speed, I can stand the noise. And otherwise liked the size and look of it.
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I don't know if this helps, but I ran a 3 prong male plug from a small refrigerator though it. I had to angle it, but it went through.
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This unit has a two-pronged plug, normal type. It doesn't have the 3-pronged with ground.
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Yes, it came with a 3 prong plug. It does appear the picture is incorrect...
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Yes it has the third prong for ground. I know they make adapters for non-grounded outlets but I wouldn't recommend it since you're dealing with water.
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Adding to previous answers, just be aware the outlets are 'rotated' 90 degrees. Three prong plugs work great, but any power adapters will obstruct neighboring outlets.
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The prongs fit into a standard three prong outlet but the plug is much larger than standard because it has a reset feature. So plug covers more than usual of outlet.
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The "third prong" (the round post) is your ground post, so if you can only use two prongs, then just remove the round post or 3rd. prong. Of course by doing so means whatever you use these cables on, you appliance will not be grounded. You must have older wiring in you home. There is another way you can solve this problem, that is buy an attachment with only two prongs to plug your 3 prong into!
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No. It only has a two-pronged plug. I am not sure why, but that is what it has. They seem to be one of the best units I've seen, especially for the pricepoint. We have three of them. Good luck!
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Mine works fine, all three inlets. You may need to push harder on the plug to insert, or you may have a defective part.
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I'm able to plug in a three prong (grounded extension cord) in the other outlet. It's a tight fit.
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It is a 3-prong. It is a grounded outlet, so it has to have 3-prong. It is a great outlet.
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The inlet prongs are near the bottom. It could be plugged into the top outlet of a 2 outlet wall unit and it does not block the bottom outlet socket.
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You need a supply adapter for each inlet/outlet you want to use, The inlets are at top, a hot and cold line, there is also a cold outlet at bottom too, if you don't need it you need to buy a cap for it. The 2 main inlets and 1 main outlet are all 1", but the supply adapter can convert this to 3/4" which most homes use. They are sold separately and cost about ten bucks each, or twenty dollars for the two top inlets and a cap for the bottom is currently about five dollars. Search for "MANABLOC supply adapter" I got mine from pexsupply.
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I have two of the inlets plugged off. I would see no problem removing the other two plugs and have having all three inlet used at the same time. The pump seems to pump plenty of water. All three inlets are the same size. I used pvc piping for my inlet. Just reduce or increase the size of the piping once you get near the inlets it should work. Hope this helps.
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a standard grounded 120V American outlet. Sometimes called a three prong outlet. It has a rounded ground inlet centered above with two vertical slots with about 1/2" between the slots below. One slot is a little longer than the other.