Power plug safety guide: understand the standards and voltage of

Power plugs are ubiquitous in our daily lives, whether it's household appliances, communication devices, or other electronic products, none of them can operate without them Understanding the basics and safety performance of power plugs is crucial for protecting our families and property.

Global power plug standards

EU/DIN standard: For Europe and Germany, current 2.5A.

South African/Indian marking: For South Africa and India.

American standard ungrounded: suitable for the United States, characterized by a circle and two flat.

Countries power plug size

EU standard 2.5A: suitable for Europe and Germany.

Voltage classification in various countries

100V~130V: Low voltage, suitable for countries such as the United States and Japan, on safety.

220~240V: High voltage, suitable for countries such as China, the United Kingdom, and most of Europe, focusing on efficiency

In China, Australia, New Zealand, and Argentina, the national standard plug is three flat pins. In the United States, Canada, Japan, Brazil, Philippines, Thailand, and other countries and Taiwan, the American standard plug is one round and two flat. In Hong Kong and the United Kingdom, India, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia Vietnam, Indonesia, Maldives, Qatar, and other countries and regions, the British standard plug is three square pins.

Understanding these basics and safety features can help us better choose and use power plugs, ensuring safety and efficiency.