I have just purchased a 110V U ground plug end to repair a light (1 K).
The old one did not have a ground so I went to get one that is up to
code (the plug part). There are three wires - green (ground), black
and white (beige). I am not sure on which side to place the Black and
Beige wires - on the plug it says 'insulated wire here'. But both the
black and the beige are insulated, so I am not sure. Any help would be
appreciated . Thanks

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I have just purchased a 110V U ground plug end to repair a light (1 K).
The old one did not have a ground so I went to get one that is up to
code (the plug part). There are three wires - green (ground), black
and white (beige). I am not sure on which side to place the Black and
Beige wires - on the plug it says 'insulated wire here'. But both the
black and the beige are insulated, so I am not sure. Any help would be
appreciated . Thanks

Assuming that you are in the USA or Canada, the black wire goes to the
narow blade - the hot lead. The white/beige ground/neutral wire goes
to the wide blade, and the green wire goes to the round plug which is
the safety ground.

Hope this helps.

H. R. (Bob) Hofmann