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International plugs and sockets

Chris Pearson
As we leave the EU, with all its standardization, I am bound to wonder why plugs and sockets have not been subject to this process. It isn't even that we have our funny square pins and the rest have round ones. Type C (2 pin) is common, but earthed plugs are mostly type E or F. IEC site.


Oh well, too late now!
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    Kelly Marie:

    At long last we are free of the EU and all its crap YAY




    Yes, feel free to use the German E, as opposed to nasty French/Latin T for earth on all your paperwork.

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    Kelly Marie:

    At long last we are free of the EU and all its crap YAY




    Yes, feel free to use the German E, as opposed to nasty French/Latin T for earth on all your paperwork.

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