What is this? What do I do with it? One of the prongs is sideways and won't fit any of my outlets.
needs a 220 outlet
if you have an electric dryer or water heater you might see one nearby
>>51251928
http://wiki.robotz.com/images/1/12/CommonNEMAstraightbladeoutlets.png
30 amp 120v plug.
Or if you have 240v comming in you can fit one of these in (works for 220/120v)
The sideways prong is on the other side
>>51252258
kek
break the ground pin off
>>51251928
>>51251928
>not a riced out memephone
>not an animu desktop thread
>not a screenshot of piriform speccy
it doesn't belong on /g/
Looks to be a plug OP.
>american-electricity.webp
![765px-NEMA_simplified_pins.svg[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/bgSgkKc.jpg "765px-NEMA_simplified_pins.svg[1].png")
>>51251928
that is a NEMA 6-20 plug, it uses 240/250V. It won't work on standard residential sockets.
>>51252045
This is not a 220. 220 is both are sideways. This is a 120 20A
>>51252331
basically russian roulette desu
