What is the voltage? 120V the right blade with the blades facing you. 240V both.
In a 2-pin plug, the wire that is not present is the grounding wire. This type of plug only has two prongs for the live and neutral wires, unlike a 3-pin plug that includes a grounding wire for added safety.
On a UK three pin plug the two smaller prongs are Live (brown) and Neutral (blue). The Larger pin is for the Earth wire. This can prevent you getting an electric shock
To fit a 3-pin socket. The three pins are live, neutral and earth, which must not be confused.
The three pin plug is grounded (provided the receptacle is wired correctly).
it gives you an electric shock
In a standard three-pin plug, the hot wire (live wire) is typically connected to the right pin when looking at the plug with the pins facing away from you. The left pin is usually the neutral wire, while the top pin is the earth (ground) wire. However, it's important to check local wiring standards, as they can vary by country.
Would that be the smallest pin. To answer this question the specifications of the plug will be needed.
The colour coding in a thee pin plug ist to ensure correct connection of the wires. Three pin plugs contain an Earth (green and yellow or green), a Neutral (blue or black) and a Live (brown or red). The live pin of the UK's standard three pin plug also contains a fuse (depending on eqiupment between 1A and 13A) so that if there is an electrical fault or power surge the fuse blows and protects the user from being electrocuted.
A correctly-loaded plug should not heat up at all. If one (rather than both) pin is hot, then it probably indicates a poor connection into the socket (receptacle).
Both use the same kind of 3 pin plug.
The ground pin or earth pin is the uppermost pin on your plug. It's purpose is to provide a safety barrier between you and the supply in the event of an overload or in case of an accident.
It is a six pin square plug under the dash on the driver side.It is a six pin square plug under the dash on the driver side.