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A plug is an object located on one end of a power cord that connects an electrical device to a receptacle. Most household electrical receptacles have a 15-amp rating, but they connect to a 20-amp circuit. You can use a device that has a 15-amp plug with either a 15- or 20-amp receptacle.Standard 15-amp receptacles are suitable for typical household appliances, lamps and other accessories.eceptacles with a 20-amp rating look like 15-amp receptacles except they have an additional slot that allows you to insert a 20-amp plug into the receptacle.
Ok, so how is 50 amp service wired? Below is a 30 amp socket and a 50 amp socket. The 30 amp socket is one circuit and if you take a voltage reading between the two flat areas of the socket (one is hot and the other neutral) you will get a reading between 110 volts and 120 volts. 25' 30 amp chord can be purchased for around $55 and a 30' 50 amp chord will run you around $197.(find out wire gauge) That's because the 50 amp chord is much heavier than its 30 amp counterpart. The second observation we can make is to compare a 30 amp breaker panel to a 50 amp breaker panel.