What is the standard of socket in Korea?

Sockets are widely used in daily life. Basically, all kinds of electrical appliances can't be used normally without sockets. For some mobile electrical products, the battery needs to be charged through the socket before it can be used. For people who often go out to work, a plug and a connecting wire can work at any time, but it is not necessarily convenient to go abroad because the standards of sockets in different countries are different. So what is the standard of Korean sockets? Let's take a look with Qijia. Com experts.

1. What is the standard for Korean sockets?

South Korea's socket adopts European standard, that is, German standard, and the plug design has two round heads. This kind of plug is also suitable for sockets in Germany, Netherlands, France, Poland, Denmark, Hungary, Finland, Norway, Austria, Portugal, Belgium, Sweden, Russia and other countries, while the American standard plug is designed to be round and flat, and is usually suitable for the United States, Japan, Thailand and so on.

Second, what should I pay attention to when using sockets for overseas travel?

There are two problems to pay attention to when using sockets when traveling abroad, namely, the specifications and voltage of sockets, because the standards of sockets in most countries are different. If the mobile phone wants to charge normally, it needs to be equipped with a suitable plug. Therefore, before going abroad, you must purchase the corresponding conversion socket in a planned way. For example, to travel to the United States, Canada, Mexico, Japan, Brazil and other places, you need to configure the American standard conversion plug, and to go to Finland, France, Norway, Sweden and other places, you need to configure Germany.

If you travel to different countries frequently, you don't need to buy a universal adapter every time you go. Basically, American standard, German standard, Western European standard and Great South Africa standard are all applicable. Of course, voltage can't be ignored. Many countries don't adopt the 220V specification, and some countries adopt the 1 10V specification, which will lead to the unavailability or power reduction.

Editor's summary: The above is an introduction to Korean socket standards. I hope what Bian Xiao shared can give you some reference. If you want to know more, you can pay attention to our family. Com for consultation.