Can you tell me how to write a 2-pole, 3-wire grounding receptacle?

Answer by  benjaminbarry (34)

Find three long copper wires and weld them to a metal 3 prong plug. Insulate each wire separately and cover all three wires after you are finished.

Answer by  QASIMALI (18)

First, we have to look up three long copper wires and, then must have to weld them with the help of a metal 3 prong plug. Then, insulate each wire separately and wrap up all three wires carefully before finishing.

Answer by  SalimuddinSultan (133)

2 pole 3 wire indicates that the white wire (which can be a neutral) is not needed (no neutral) and should be capped off at both ends (panel and box). You will not need the white wire but you will need a ground wire, if there is no ground wire you can use the white wire as the ground wire.

Answer by  Brandon55 (1719)

You wrote the explanation perfectly. There are many kinds of 2 pole, 3 wire receptacles, so do a search on schematic symbols and you'll find the right one.