Yes, the ribbed side is neutral (white), the opposite side is hot (black) and the center is ground.
The ribbed wire on a lamp cord is the neutral wire. On an extension cord there is no rib but the neutral wire is white in colour.
No, the ribbed conductor on lamp cord is the identified conductor thereby making it the neutral wire.
Standard 115 extension cords have three wires but sometimes the ground is the only wire that is color coded. If you cut off the plug, you can lose a sense of which wire is NEUTRAL (white) and which is HOT (black). Its easy if you THINK. Look at the plug as and a receptacle as if you were going to push it in. The ground wire (green) is on the bottom. The ribbed side is on the left of the plug. If you look at a receptacle, you will see that side is NEUTRAL. The smooth wire side is on the right of the plug and would connect to the BLACK side of the receptacle. Got it? Most 3-wire cords use color coding. Most 2-wire cords use the "ribbed" method. The RIBBED side is supposed to be the "identified wire" which is the neutral. Be careful with thinking "right" or "left" because some 3-wire receptacles are installed horizontally or with the ground up. Further, don't assume the ribbed side is neutral on an existing installation unless you test and confirm it.
In a two wire zip cord, often used to simple appliances such as table lights, the ribbed conductor should be connected as the neutral conductor. The ribbing is there to help you find the neutral. On the plug end, neutral is the wide prong. On the lamp end, neutral is the outside of the socket. (Hot is switched and connected to the center pin.) The reason for this is that when you change a light bulb by feel, if you touch the screw part of the base while it is still partially screwed in, you do not want to come into contact with hot, in case you are also touching something else, such as ground.
Connect the black wire to the smooth wire. The ribbed wire is the identifier for the neutral wire which is connected to the shell of the lamp holder. The smooth wire connects to the center pin in the lamp holder. Using this configuration the hot wire is kept away from your fingers as far as possible when changing out the light bulb.
The ribbed wire on a lamp cord is the neutral wire. On an extension cord there is no rib but the neutral wire is white in colour.
No, the ribbed conductor on lamp cord is the identified conductor thereby making it the neutral wire.
In North America the neutral has to be identified as such. On a lamp cord the ribbed insulation side is the identification of the neutral wire. The "hot" conductor of the lamp cord is the smooth insulation.No. Screw material is no safe indicator because they would be too easy to swap round.
Standard 115 extension cords have three wires but sometimes the ground is the only wire that is color coded. If you cut off the plug, you can lose a sense of which wire is NEUTRAL (white) and which is HOT (black). Its easy if you THINK. Look at the plug as and a receptacle as if you were going to push it in. The ground wire (green) is on the bottom. The ribbed side is on the left of the plug. If you look at a receptacle, you will see that side is NEUTRAL. The smooth wire side is on the right of the plug and would connect to the BLACK side of the receptacle. Got it? Most 3-wire cords use color coding. Most 2-wire cords use the "ribbed" method. The RIBBED side is supposed to be the "identified wire" which is the neutral. Be careful with thinking "right" or "left" because some 3-wire receptacles are installed horizontally or with the ground up. Further, don't assume the ribbed side is neutral on an existing installation unless you test and confirm it.
On a molded 2- or 3-wire line cord the ribbed conductor is the neutral conductor. On a polarized 2-prong plug it will be connected to the wider blade. On some line cords the neutral conductor may have a white stripe instead of ribs.
In a two wire zip cord, often used to simple appliances such as table lights, the ribbed conductor should be connected as the neutral conductor. The ribbing is there to help you find the neutral. On the plug end, neutral is the wide prong. On the lamp end, neutral is the outside of the socket. (Hot is switched and connected to the center pin.) The reason for this is that when you change a light bulb by feel, if you touch the screw part of the base while it is still partially screwed in, you do not want to come into contact with hot, in case you are also touching something else, such as ground.
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