Grounding Optional

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LarryFine

Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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Henrico County, VA
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What on earth (pun intended) is that pin plug supposed to be plugged into? 😲

I think I'd rather see the neutral used than depend on the user to connect it to something.
 

mbrooke

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What on earth (pun intended) is that pin plug supposed to be plugged into? 😲

I think I'd rather see the neutral used than depend on the user to connect it to something.


Same, I'd rather they provide a low impedance path through the full sized neutral than some obscure wire and pin lead.
 

Fred B

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These sellers in particular make me get angry. Really? When would the ground not be needed?

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No UL? Can this even be legal? And where are you going with the green tagline?
I'm sure they're selling a lot of them, because it's on Ebay it's got to be "gooood".
 

mbrooke

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No UL? Can this even be legal? And where are you going with the green tagline?
I'm sure they're selling a lot of them, because it's on Ebay it's got to be "gooood".


One of many contraptions.

Half of them do have UL labels, just fake. :ROFLMAO:

Most do have 5 stars though:



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augie47

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What on earth (pun intended) is that pin plug supposed to be plugged into? 😲

I think I'd rather see the neutral used than depend on the user to connect it to something.
I think it is designed for folks to plug their RV into an old style dryer receptacle and the green can be plugged into a 120v NEMA 5-15 for those interested in "safety" :)
 
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