“Why do you sell a 3-prong cord when the NEC suggests all new appliances come with a 4-prong cord?”

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• Because some houses only have a 3 prong outlet....

  Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago

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• Houses built more than 30 years ago may still have 3 prong outlets for major appliances. If youre not in a situation where you can re-wire your older home, you need to be able to buy a 3 prong plug.

  Answered by user850214 2 years ago

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• What? You question makes no sense

  Answered by Batts 2 years ago

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