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A socket plug, also known as a power plug, is a male electrical connector designed to safely deliver power from a wall outlet or socket to an appliance. It typically features two or three prongs (live, neutral, and often ground) made of conductive metals such as brass, plated with tin or nickel for durability and efficient current transfer. Encased in an insulating housing, the plug ensures user safety while providing a secure mechanical and electrical connection. Socket plugs vary in shape, size, and pin configuration depending on regional standards, and they are essential components in both domestic and industrial electrical systems, enabling reliable AC or DC power flow to devices
A socket plug, also known as a power plug, is a male electrical connector designed to safely deliver power from a wall outlet or socket to an appliance. It typically features two or three prongs (live, neutral, and often ground) made of conductive metals such as brass, plated with tin or nickel for durability and efficient current transfer. Encased in an insulating housing, the plug ensures user safety while providing a secure mechanical and electrical connection. Socket plugs vary in shape, size, and pin configuration depending on regional standards, and they are essential components in both domestic and industrial electrical systems, enabling reliable AC or DC power flow to devices