PSU input wiring question

Ok, I got this psu to go with a HeNe and the input is rather confusing. There is only one input wire that is colored and that's green which I'm assuming is the ground. The other 2 wires are both white, how do I hook this up. In the picture I've got it hooked up to a socket but I'm just guessing it's right.


Help would be appreciated.

P.s. I've searched for other hookups similar and they all have color coded inputs.

In the US, we have a hot and neutral designation where neutral is supposed to be held at ground for safety reasons related to metal connected to a case (among other things). However, it makes no difference for the AC power signal itself because the waveform is alternating around a reference potential anyway.

Short answer: for the two AC input lines (i.e. not green ground) it really doesn't matter.

See now this is what I thought, but I didn't want to assume that this is the way that it was wired up.

Edit* Wow beam on this thing is incredibly tiny! Diverges really fast but I can't believe how thin this beam is coming out of the aperture!

Yeah, always best to get it right with AC power.

Post some pics.

Since the input is likely AC isolated, W/W makes no difference
on the L/N input. Hook it up and enjoy.
HMike