Most modern plugs have three plugs, this is not because of a technical issue but rather a safety issue. The third prong is used as a way to ground the wire preventing electrical shock especially if you are working with a metal cased object. So to simplify things it is purely a safety pro-caution.
So you can't screw up something by plugging in the wrong plug in the wrong socket.
Two provide the electricity; the third is a 'ground', protection against shocks and surges.
why are metal prongs of a plug sealed in plastic and rubber
A fork has prongs at the end of it. (Actually a fork has tines. A plug has prongs.)
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.
=== === == == It is bigger than a 120 Volt plug and has either 3 prongs laid out in a Y shape or 4 prongs to include a Ground. === === === === === === === === === === == == It has three round prongs for Live, Neutral and Earth. In some countries, it has two round prongs plus a socket for an Earth prong that is part of the socket outlet. For some sample pictures see the Related Links shown below.=== === === === === === === === == == It has three rectangular prongs and a cartridge fuse built-in. The fuse can be changed to suit the appliance the plug is feeding, either 3 Amp, 5 Amp or 13 Amp, so it is the right size to protect the appliance.The Earth prong is larger and longer than the other two which are for the Live and Neutral connections.The matching socket outlet has a spring-loaded shutter, made of a non-conducting material, which covers the holes for the Live and Neutral prongs as soon as a plug is unplugged.When a plug is inserted into a socket outlet the longer Earth prong pushes the spring-loaded shutter out of the way to allow all the prongs to enter the socket outlet. For a sample picture see the Related Link shown below.
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I believe the flasher is a square (cube) with 4 prongs that plugs into the panel above the fuse box.
A plug with three prongs.
There are between three and four prongs or tines on a fish fork.
A spear with three prongs.
Its a plug which contains a pronged earth which is the 3rd prong, some other plugs contain only 2 prongs and a 'scratch earth' which is only slight visible, its basically the same concept only one is more visible.
Three Pronged Sealed BeamThose seald beams which have three metal pins [prongs] have TWO filiments inside; one for the low beam filiment and one for the high beam filiment. The third [center] pin serves as the ground for both filiments.
The Greek god who carred a spear with three prongs, a Trident, was Poseidon, god of sea.
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It is at the rear, passenger side, of the throttle body. It is also three prongs. -L
No. Toyota plugs need the 2 prongs. Iridiums only have one prong which will not work. Try Bosch if you'd like.
You are supposed to cool the cake upside down. The prongs hold the cake off of the counter so that air can circulate around it.
You are supposed to cool the cake upside down. The prongs hold the cake off of the counter so that air can circulate around it.