ELECTRICIANS: any danger/difference in using PC power cable looking like this?

[bubble.tea]

I have this cool looking cable I found at work that's intended for aviational use with a medical device.

THE ONLY DIFFERENCE, is that the cylindrical plug of the three prongs., instead of a solid cylinder., the prong is U-SHAPED.

Basically take a plate of metal, and bend it-making a U-shape.

d'YA THINK my PC would care?

I'm really paranoid about this.

[Oversized Rooster]

That cylindrical plug is the ground, so it does not matter.

[bubble.tea]

That cylindrical plug is the ground, so it does not matter.
can you give me any assurance to your certainty and professioN? I knew it was the ground...but I was just dumb-founded why the shape was any different??? From what I can see...that's all that's different. Maybe there's better shielding in the cable, making it safe for aviation use???

[cipher]

can you give me any assurance to your certainty and professioN? I knew it was the ground...but I was just dumb-founded why the shape was any different??? From what I can see...that's all that's different. Maybe there's better shielding in the cable, making it safe for aviation use???


Hospital grade connectors require a U-Shaped ground...it helps to prevent accidental unplugging of the cord.

[bubble.tea]

Hospital grade connectors require a U-Shaped ground...it helps to prevent accidental unplugging of the cord.
ahhhh...WICKED!

thanks.