“Does it plug to a 2 or 3 prong outlet? The wall to which I want to connect the surge protector only has 2-prong outlets. I'm wondering if this would be a fit.”

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• Three prong. The unit has a stabilizer that plug into the lower outlet ground.

  Answered by duckhare 10 years ago

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• 3

  Answered by Vintagegeek 10 years ago

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• Three prong

  Answered by Zelda 10 years ago

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• 3-prong

  Answered by BeesB10 10 years ago

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• 3 prong

  Answered by SaiMantha 10 years ago

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• This is a three-prong plug, so it will not work in a two-prong outlet.

  Answered by MookieMookMook 10 years ago

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• Need 3 prong outlet.

  Answered by chilliwack 10 years ago

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• It needs the grounding hole

  Answered by Davidd 10 years ago

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• Will not work. Need to change wall outlet.

  Answered by Shans 11 years ago

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• It has 3 prong for the surge protector.

  Answered by NancyBC 11 years ago

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