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Electrical Plugs

Electrical plugs are male electrical connectors with metal blades, or contact prongs, which connect with openings in the corresponding female electrical receptacles, thus allowing the flow of electricity from the power supply to an object connected to the electrical plug. Electrical plugs typically have two or three prongs depending on the type of plug, and the application for which it is used. In order for the electrical circuit to be complete, the connection between the male and female plug needs to be sufficiently tight.

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Interpower Corporation
Oskaloosa, IA
800-662-2290
At Interpower Corporation you will find all your electrical plug difficulties can be easily solved. For this company, the focus is not on simply satisfying the customer, but they aim to delight them with outstanding quality and superior service. Offering an extensive line, many of their products can be shipped the same day. For timely delivery of cost-effective products, call Interpower today.
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Kord King
Lancaster, PA
800-818-4916
At Kord King, they make sure all products are 100% electrically tested and visually inspected before shipment. Here, the goal is to start and end with quality, and they work hard to uphold this strategy. For electrical plugs you can rely on, contact Kord King. They ensure that their products do the job that they were designed for, time after time, after time.
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Quail Electronics, Inc.
Livermore, CA
800-669-8090
For small and large orders and purchases, contact Quail Electronics. They will accommodate orders of all sizes. Their wide variety of products, including electrical plugs, can meet all individual requirements and specifications. For dedicated service and competitively priced products you can depend on, call Quail Electronics today so they can assist you.
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Signal and Power Delivery Systems, Inc.
Campbell, CA
408-871-7928
At Signal Power and Delivery Systems, they manufacture the connectors and extrude the wires in house which allows them to produce the best pricing, quality and lead times of product, such as electrical plugs available anywhere. For superior certified and registered products, contact Signal Power and Delivery Systems so they can help you find the best product for your applications.
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United Universal Industries, Inc.
Joliet, IL
800-683-7228
United Universal Industries has developed a reputation for helping customers resolve issues, repair products and design solutions that work for them. The company is constantly striving for ways to improve their service related efforts to ensure that every customer's requirements can be met. For all electrical plugs and other product inquiries, contact UUI today.
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Electrical Plugs

Plugs, and plug covers for increased safety and protection of the electrical system, are used in applications such as electrical power tools, lighting, audio and visual equipment, refrigeration units and a vast number of consumer items such as laptop computers, hairdryers, coffee machines and space heaters. Because of the versatility of designs and applications of electrical plugs, they are an integral part of industries like commercial, retail, residential, manufacturing, electronic, automotive, medical and more. Manufacturers of power cords and electrical components have to take into consideration a number of factors in the construction of electrical plugs. The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) sets the standards for plugs used in the United States for both male and female components.

The two most commonly used plug types are: Type A with two conducting prongs - a live and a neutral contact and Type B with both a live and neutral contact and an additional prong which serves as a grounding mechanism for the connection and helps to prevent electrical shock. Both plug types are configured with a molded plastic body called a "jack" which holds the two blades apart, while the cord connects to the blades within the plug body. Electricity then flows through the blades, the blade-cord connection and the power supply cord, providing electricity to the equipment. As with any component used in the transference of electrical energy, there are important safety precautions to be considered in the manufacturing and applied use of electrical plugs. Polarization and grounding are especially important for certain higher voltage appliances and electrical equipment that carries a higher risk of shock when live. Sensitive electrical equipment and products should only be used with polarized or grounded type electrical plugs in order to protect both the user and the equipment from the potential effects of electric shock. A polarized plug is one in which the physical characteristics of the prongs allow the plug to be connected to the socket in only one way, whereas non-polarized plugs, such as two-pin plugs, are not restricted by direction and pin-shape. The electrical receptacle is connected to the power cord through the electrical plug and as different countries use varying voltages and manufacturing standards, items such as international power cords and plug adapters are also useful components of an electrical system.

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