Is the power plug in Thailand the same as that in China?

The sockets in Thailand are basically the same as those in China, and they all need adapter plugs.

1, the rated voltage in Thailand is mainly 220v. The plug that can be used is a two-pin flat plug. Plugs that can be used in many places include two-pin round plugs and three-pin flat plugs. Usually, the plug that is rarely used is a three-pin (two-pin) flat (1) round plug, and the plug that is basically not used is a three-pin square plug. If you stay in a hotel, the sockets in the room are generally designed, and even the European plug of 1 can be used.

2. Different power outlets have different standards. Every household should use the decoration socket to provide AC power, so that household appliances and portable small equipment can be electrified. The power socket has a female connector with a groove or a concave hole, so that a rod-shaped or copper-plate-shaped protruding power plug can be inserted to conduct power to the electrical appliance through the plug. All sockets of 1 are designed as plugs with different specifications from 1, so they cannot be plugged in. Some sockets have rod-shaped protrusions to match the concave holes on the plug.

Although different sockets 1 are different, the current world plug and socket standards include national standard, American standard, British standard, European standard (German standard), South African standard, Italian standard and Swiss standard. The main features are as follows:

First, the national standard plug-mainly used in China, Australia, New Zealand and Argentina, characterized by three flat heads.

Second, American standard plugs-mainly used in the United States, Canada, Brazil, the Philippines, Thailand, etc., characterized by 1 round and two flat.

3. British standard plugs-mainly used in Japan, India, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Maldives, Qatar and other regions, featuring a cubic head.

Four. European standard (German standard) plugs-mainly used in Germany, France, the Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Austria, Belgium, Hungary, Spain, Sweden and other European Union and Russia countries. , characterized by two round heads.