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However, I don't understand the grounding. It has two female inputs on the backside that are labeled as "Grounding". There was also a cable (male to male) that fits right into there.

Did I draw the right conclusion in general here? Is this how grounding is supposed to be established?

Second question is, can I go and buy a EU Schuko and exchange the non-grounded original plug with it while attaching the grounding simultaneously to it? What I'm saying is that I want to combine all four wires into one plug. Is this a good idea? And if not, what else am I supposed to do with that type of grounding? For I can't easily attach it to EU sockets, right?

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