I'm unable to display images directly, but I can describe a three-pin plug for you.
A typical three-pin plug, such as the UK Type G plug, has the following features:
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Three Pins:
- One longer pin (the earth pin) which is typically at the top and helps prevent the plug from being inserted incorrectly.
- Two shorter pins (the live and neutral pins) located at the bottom.
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Insulated Body:
- The plug is made of hard plastic and is usually rectangular in shape.
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Fuse:
- Most three-pin plugs contain a fuse that protects against overcurrent by breaking the circuit if the current exceeds a certain threshold.
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Pin Configuration:
- The earth pin is thicker and longer, while the live and neutral pins are of the same thickness.
If you need visuals, I recommend searching online for "UK three-pin plug" or similar terms to see images. Let me know if you need any further information!
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