Adapter Index By Country
Outlet Plug Type D, Outlets, Voltage, Plug Type D, BS 546 5 A / 250 V
Type E Power Outlet | Countries the use Type E Plug and outlet |
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Type E Plug Adapter and power Outlet descriptionThe Type E plugs and plug adapter are composed of two round prongs placed parallel to each other with a 19mm spacing between them.The grounding it's caracterized by a metal plate with a hole in the middle located beetween the two round pins which is a receptacle for the male grounding located on the type E outlets.Type E wall outlets contain the grounding pin which also receives type C plugs.![]() | Belgium, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Canary Islands, Chad, Comoros, Congo, Cote d'Ivoire, Czech Republic, Djibouti, East Timor, Equatorial Guinea, France, French Guiana, Greece, Guadeloupe, Laos, Madagascar, Mali, Martinique, Monaco, Mongolia, Morocco, Niger, Poland, St. Vincent, Senegal, Slovak Republic, Syria, Tahiti, Tunisia |
Type E Plugs and plug adapters
- The Type E plugs can be used in most European countries and former european colonies
- Type E plug may be used with type F sockets with no earth grounding
- Type E adapters plugs and adapters contain a metal round receptacle above and in between the 2 round pins designed to receive the male grounding pin located on the power outlet.
- Most type E plug adapters contain the markings for both Type E and F outlet compatibility as noted below
Plug Adapters for Type E, French 2-pin Plug 16 A / 250 v
Type E Power Outlet
- Type E power outlets posses 2 round parallel inserts located 19mm apart, and a metal pin placed at the top of the receptacle that connects to the metal plate located on the plug for grounding.
- Type E outlets are used in countries such as Poland, France and Denmark.
- type E wall outlets may also be suited for type C plugs
UNIVERSAL Outlets for Type E (NO GROUNDING)
Type E Power cords
- Allows the plug-in of equipments into a Type E wall outlet
- Rated for 16A 220-250 Volts 50/60HZ can be used on Computers and other items that contain detachable power cords.
- Note : Power cords are an alternative for plug adapters, and do not convert electricity.
Outlets, Plugs, Power cord, and Extension cords for Type E
Details:TYPE E plugs and outlets(utilized in countries such as Morocco,France,Belgium, Poland,Czech Republic,Tunisia,and others )![]() Type E plugs have two parallel round prongs placed about 19mm apart and rated at 16 amps. The grounding in these plugs its composed of a metal plate with a round receptacle in the middle that accepts the metal ground pin present on the wall outlet when connected. Although, Type D plugs are very similar in look to the Type C and Type F plugs you must be aware they are not the same and you might find some difficulty using them in incompatible sockets when traveling around different European countries. With that in mind, most Type E plug adapters are designed with the markings to fit type F and Type C sockets as well (CEE 7/7), such as our EuropeanShucko and Univ-9Shucko plugs Type E power outlets a commonly found in countries like Belgium,Poland, Morocco and France. These sockets contain 2 round parallel receptacles for one neutral, one live as well as a metal short pin, located directly above and in between the 2 round receptacles for earth connection, which should mate with a metal receptacle located on Type E plugs for grounding. Type E Power outlets are also compatible with type F and Type C plugs with the exception that grounding connection cannot be provided due to the lack of the metal receptacle on the plugs. Other countries where type E sockets and plugs can be found include :Belgium, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Canary Islands, Chad, Comoros, Congo, Cote d'Ivoire, Czech Republic, Djibouti, East Timor, Equatorial Guinea, France, French Guiana, Greece, Guadeloupe, Laos, Madagascar, Mali, Martinique, Monaco, Mongolia, Morocco, Niger, Poland, St. Vincent, Senegal, Slovak Republic, Syria, Tahiti, Tunisia |
Type D Power Outlet
Countries the use Type D Plug and outlet
Type D Plug Adapter and power Outlet description
The Type D plugs and plug adapters are also referred to as Old British Plugs. It is composed of 2 round large prongs and a thick round grounding pin, arranged in triangular shape.
Type D Plugs and plug adapters
- The Type D plugs are Technically know as BS 546 (5 A/250 V Grounded)
- Consists of 2 round parallel pins assisted by a thick round grounded prong composed in a triangular setting
- It was standard plug in the UK until the 1940s (now replaced with UK style), but nowadays used only in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Namibia
Type D Power outlet
- Type D power outlets posses 2 round parallel inserts and 1 thicker insert for the grounded pin.
- Type D outlets are also know as BS 546 (5 A/250 V grounded).
- Was very popular in UK and it's colonies until the 1940's but nowadays it's only found in countries like India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Namibia
Outlets for Type D
Details:TYPE D plugs and outlets(Used in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Namibia)![]() Type D outlets have 2 round parallel sockets plus a thick, round ground receptacle arranged in a triangular shape that accepts type D plugs and plug adapters Also know as BS 546 (5Amps/250Volts grounded). This outlet it's rated for 5A, so most countries that use this type plug have complemented their outlets with type M outlets, that can handle up to 15 Amp due to it's even thicker ground receptacle.Some power outlets can take both type M and type D plugs and plug adapters Type D plug adapters have been phase out in quite a few places, being replaced with more powerful 15 A type M plugs today you find type D plugs still being used in places like Bangladesh, Bhutan, Chad, Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Greece, Guadeloupe, Guyana, India, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Macau, Maldives, Martinique, Monaco, Myanmar, Nepal, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Qatar, St. Kitts and Nevis, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Tanzania, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe. Another function of type D plugs it's domestic lighting circuits in the UK in order to differentiate them from normal power circuits. |