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The 3rd round plug is the ground connection.
The third prong is to protect from shock. If there is any way for you to come in contact with a conducting surface on the appliance you have the third prong.
I'm pretty sure that the third prong goes to the ground wires. for some things that have alot of watts they need to be grounded or something like that. like ext. cords. hope this helps!
to ensure grounding safety.
No, the third prong is a grounding prong, and provides a path to earth ground, should there be a fault in the wiring. Typically the ground prong will be wired to the metal chassis of an appliance. So if something happens causing the chassis to become energized from the 'hot' wire, the extra current due to the short circuit should trip the circuit breaker and interrupt the current, rather than leaving it 'hot' and presenting a potential shock hazard.
The 3rd round plug is the ground connection.
Grounding.
The third prong is to protect from shock. If there is any way for you to come in contact with a conducting surface on the appliance you have the third prong.
I'm pretty sure that the third prong goes to the ground wires. for some things that have alot of watts they need to be grounded or something like that. like ext. cords. hope this helps!
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to ensure grounding safety.
The third prong on the bottom of the plug is for "grounding," in case of a short.
No, the third prong is a grounding prong, and provides a path to earth ground, should there be a fault in the wiring. Typically the ground prong will be wired to the metal chassis of an appliance. So if something happens causing the chassis to become energized from the 'hot' wire, the extra current due to the short circuit should trip the circuit breaker and interrupt the current, rather than leaving it 'hot' and presenting a potential shock hazard.
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Yes, provided the outlet has a three element receptacle. The third prong is ground. If you use an adapter that connects three prongs to a two slot outlet there is a shock danger.
On a British plug it is the earth pin connected to the earth wire. This is safety feature to stop electric shock
Laptop power supplies are class II products, they don't use the earth pin.