This has got to be only the most common plugs around the world.
I’m only familiar with US standards but this doesn’t seem to cover our other plugs for higher voltages.
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This has got to be only the most common plugs around the world.
I’m only familiar with US standards but this doesn’t seem to cover our other plugs for higher voltages.
Google NEMA receptacle types and you'll find all the ones you're missing.
This is a pretty coarse international thing, NEMA is more specialized to North American receptacles. "Type B" is a NEMA 5-15R, for example.
I've never known any of these to be identified by letters. Where I am in North America, I tend to refer to receptacles by their NEMA code.
Type B should be Type O. Looks so Negative.
I sometimes wonder if other parts of the world label their local specification as Type A.
Type I best. I don't have anything to back that up but also it does stay in pretty good and it's my one so yeah
Did some travel recently and was exposed to some new plugs after using type A/B all my life. Big fan of type G, hated E/F.
I was really hoping this was about electricity and I'm not disappointed.
Type B has definitely seen some shit. And type K stands for kute I'd guess?