What plugs do you use in Britain?

Question 1: What are the specifications of power outlets in the UK? 1. Use of plugs in different countries:

GB plugs are used in China, Australia, New Zealand and Argentina, and are characterized by three flat heads.

American standard plugs are used in the United States, Canada, Japan, Brazil, the Philippines, Thailand and other countries and Taiwan Province Province, China, with the characteristic of one ring and two flats.

British standard plugs are used in Hong Kong, Britain, India, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Maldives, Qatar and other countries and regions, and are characterized by three square heads.

European standard (German standard) plugs are used in EU countries such as Germany, France, Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Austria, Belgium, Hungary, Spain, Sweden, South Korea, Russia and other countries, and are characterized by two round heads.

South African standard plugs are mainly used in South Africa, India and Russia, and are characterized by three round heads. There are Italian standard (Italian standard) plugs and Swiss standard (Swiss standard) plugs.

There are also cases where multiple standards are used in the same country or region.

2. Comparison of voltage and plug between countries in the world:

country

Standard for household voltage (V) plugs

National voltage (V) plug standard

Albania 220 Euro Standard Liechtenstein 230 Swiss Standard

Algeria 230 Euro Standard Luxembourg 220 Euro Standard

Afghanistan 220 euros Rwanda 230 euros

Argentina plug 220 Euro standard Romania plug 230 Euro standard

UAE plug 220 euros/British standard Madagascar 220 euros.

Aruba 127 American Standard Maldivian Plug 230 British Standard

Oman 240 Euro Standard Malta 240 British Standard

Egypt plug 220 Euro standard Malawi 230 British standard

Ethiopian 230 Swiss standard Malaysian plug 240 British standard

Ireland 230 Euro Standard Mali 220 Euro Standard

Estonia's Euro 230 Standard and the Kingdom of Macedonia's Euro 220 Standard

Angola 220 euros Martinique 220 euros

Anguilla 1 10 Japan (two flat feet) Mauritius Euro 230 standard

Antigua island 230 American standard Mauritania 220 European standard

Austria plug 230 European standard American standard plug 120 American standard

Australian plug 230 GB Mongolia 230 Euro standard

Barbados 1 15 American Standard Montserrat 230 American Standard

Papua New Guinea 240 GB Bangladesh 220 Euro.

Bahamas 120 American Standard Peru 220 American Standard

Pakistan plug 230 British standard Micronesia 120 American standard

Paraguay 220 Euro Standard Myanmar 230 Euro Standard

Balearic Islands 220 Euros Morocco 220 Euros

Bahrain Islands 230 British Standard Monaco 220 European Standard

Panama 1 10 American standard Mozambique 220 European standard

Brazil plug 220 American standard Mexican plug 127 American standard

Bermuda 120 American standard Namibia 220 N

Bulgaria 230 Euro South Africa plug 220/230 South Africa

Benin Bay 220 Euro Standard Yugoslavia 220 Euro Standard

Belgium plug 230 European standard Nauru 240 national standard

Iceland 220 Euro Nicaragua 120 Japan

Puerto Rico 120 American Standard Niger 220 European Standard

Polish plug 220 European standard Nigerian plug 240 American standard/British standard

Bosnia 220 Euro standard Norwegian plug 220 Euro standard

Bolivia 220 euros Portugal plug 220 euros

Belize City 220 American standard Japanese plug 100 Japan (two flat feet)

Botswana 23 1 British standard Swedish plug 220 European standard

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Question 2: What is the voltage in Britain? What kind of plug do you use? The voltage in Britain, like other countries in the European Union, is 230 volts. Electrical appliances between 230 and 240 volts can be used normally. Most 220-volt appliances can also be used, so it's best to check with the manufacturer. British standard plugs are three kinds of British standard plugs, which can be bought in electrical stores.

Question 3: What outlets are there in Britain? If you need to buy, go to a slightly larger shopping mall and tell the waiter to ask for a "British standard" adapter, and it will be completely OK!

It is called a conversion socket because it can be plugged into the power hole on the wall, and then its own 2-phase or 3-phase plug can be directly plugged into the porcelain plug.

The specific picture is dianzinet/products/d/c/9/9293/295395.

Question 4: What is the voltage in Britain? What kind of plug do you use? The voltage in Britain, like other countries in the European Union, is 230 volts. Electrical appliances between 230 and 240 volts can be used normally. Most 220-volt appliances can also be used, so it's best to check with the manufacturer. British standard plugs are three kinds of British standard plugs, which can be bought in electrical stores.

Question 5: What kind of plug is Britain? The voltage in Britain, like other countries in the European Union, is 230 volts. Electrical appliances between 230 and 240 volts can be used normally. Most 220 volt appliances can also be used.

British standard plugs are three kinds of British standard plugs, which can be bought in electrical stores.

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Question 7: The shape of plugs in Britain is different from that in China. You need to buy plugs, which are sold in supermarkets now. This is just a shape change, which has nothing to do with voltage and current.

The voltage in Britain is the same as that in China. China's electrical appliances can be used directly by installing a conversion plug in the UK.

In addition, mobile phone chargers and camera chargers usually adapt to the voltage of 100-240V-240 V for the convenience of travel, and can be used all over the world (as long as the shape is suitable, or buy a conversion plug).

If you go to North America, the voltage there is 1 10V, so even if there is a conversion plug, some big appliances can't be used.

Question 8: What certification is required for sockets to enter the UK? "CE" mark is a kind of safety certification mark, which is regarded as a passport for manufacturers to open and enter the European market. CE stands for obedient Europe. All products marked with "CE" can be sold in EU member states without meeting the requirements of all member states, thus realizing the free circulation of goods in EU member states.

In the EU market, the "CE" mark is a compulsory certification mark. Whether products produced by enterprises within the EU or products produced by other countries want to circulate freely in the EU market, they need to be labeled with "CE" to show that the products meet the basic requirements of the EU's "New Method of Technical Coordination and Standardization" directive. This is a mandatory requirement for products under EU law.

Cee certification must be provided for sockets entering the UK.

Question 9: Are the sockets in Britain the same as those in China? Please tell us that the UK outlet is three hole socket, UK, and you need a converter. You can buy it in China or there. Many supermarkets sell them. These are all things that I learned from communicating with some friends on Lu Yile's intelligent tour guide APP. There are many tourists on it, communicating with each other.

Question 10: Are American outlets the same as British outlets? No, they are different.

British standard plugs are used in Hong Kong, Britain, India, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Maldives, Qatar and other countries and regions, and are characterized by three square heads.

American standard plugs are used in the United States, Canada, Japan, Brazil, the Philippines, Thailand and other countries and Taiwan Province Province, China, with the characteristic of one ring and two flats.