Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: I want to plug this into a two prong adapter then into a two wire non grounded outlet. will this work?thanks
Document: We use heated water buckets in our barn and it is a good safety feature as some  of our heaters only have two prong plugs and I like the added fact that it converts them to a grounded plug.
I got this because I work on bathrooms. I regularly am using a wet tile saw in my work. It's a pretty scary tool. It's a big electric 15 amp motor and electric water pump sitting over a large pool of water. Not only does my saw say its required to use a properly grounded GFCI plug, but it would be silly not to with this. The houses I go into sometimes to work on you're lucky if it even has working electric in the bathroom, let alone a proper GFCI outlet.
The TM GFCI Adapter was the best solution for the application it was used in. I had a ground loop problem with a Pro amp, I had to lift the ground leg of the amp and was concerned with safety code doing this, I plugged the amp into my surge suppressor with the ground prong lifted and the SS into the TM GFCI, problem solved, doing this grounded the amp and now I have piece of mind and no hum or noise and it's safe.
This worked fine but was using it for a fish tank and needed one for filter, heater, and light...so I bought the 5-outlet adapter.
I bought a space heater for our bathroom. Just to be safe, I also got this adapter to plug into the wall socket. It seems like a good adapter at a reasonable price.
Got it for use with my computer, and it works. So far I've had no problems with it. Now hopefully I can get the outlet to work properly so I won't need this. x_x
One of these is handy to have if you work on outdoor projects with electric tools and have to run an extension cord from a standard unprotected outlet. Safety at a good price!
I use this on an outside outlet that powers a heated bird bath in the winter. I tested the GFCI and it works flawlessly.
I used this to plug in a power strip for use for my three aquariums. Should any water leak or drip into the power strip I won't have to worry about causing an electrical hazard, glad I bought it.
Works well, but the adapter is always warm to the touch even when it is switched off.
Answer: yes