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What elec plugs are these. 220?

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Maybe and yes... Both look pretty damn sad though. Should probably be investigated at least, possibly replaced
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Dang, from the chart they look like 3 phase. Is this industrial?
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I wouldn't go by a chart... I'd look at the breakers they are wired too. I've seen plenty of electricians just use whatever was handy...
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What elec plugs are these. 220?

This is my old jank home

I've never plug anything in them.


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If it's a home then it's 220 and Sidney is correct.
I see a gas line, kitchen or laundry?

I'd replace the outlets, check the breaker, wire, etc.
But if they are not used just turn them off at the breaker for now.
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If it's a home then it's 220 and Sidney is correct.
I see a gas line, kitchen or laundry?

I'd replace the outlets, check the breaker, wire, etc.
But if they are not used just turn them off at the breaker for now.
I agree with that.

I would not plug anything into those old outlets. Get a qualified electrician to check the breakers and replace the sockets if you ever plan to use them. If you have no plans to use them kill the circuit at the breaker.

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