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A contact device installed at the outlet for the connection of an attachment plug.
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What kind of receptacle is this with two T-shaped slots [duplicate]
Ignoring the grounding adapter on the top half, what kind of receptacle is this (in a US home built in 1960; this was likely a later addition). …
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Why is there only one receptacle in this outlet?
This looks like an outlet with only one receptacle, but why?
It's mounted about 7' up, in a basement-level room in a school building. … My question is, is it indeed a standard (US) 120vac outlet, can I plug regular things into it, and why does it look so strange/why does it only have one receptacle? …
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