# item.guide

By Country

12 indexed entries

Part of Electronics & Computer Accessories.

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Australia

Australia supplies 230V AC at 50Hz using Type I (AS/NZS 3112) plugs featuring two flat pins angled in a V-shape plus an inverted vertical grounding pin.

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Brazil

Brazil is unusual in having no single nationwide mains voltage: roughly 60% of states use 127V, while several states (mostly in the northeast) use 220V, and some cities have both -- all at 60Hz. The official grounded plug is Type N (NBR 14136), though the ungrounded Type C Europlug is also common and compatible with Type N sockets.

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Canada

Canada operates on a 120V AC grid at 60Hz, identical to the United States. Standard outlets use ungrounded Type A (NEMA 1-15) or grounded Type B (NEMA 5-15) plugs with two flat parallel blades, the grounded version adding a round earth pin.

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China

China operates on a 220V AC grid at 50Hz. Wall outlets commonly accept three plug types: ungrounded two-pin Type A (for small appliances), ungrounded two-pin Type C, and grounded three-pin Type I (GB 1002), the last resembling but not always interchangeable with the Australian AS/NZS 3112 plug.

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France

France operates on a 230V AC grid at 50Hz. Standard outlets use the grounded Type E socket (CEE 7/5, NF C 61-314), which has a protruding earth pin; the ungrounded two-pin Type C Europlug is also widely compatible with Type E sockets.

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Germany

Germany operates on a 230V AC grid at 50Hz. Standard grounded outlets use Type F Schuko (CEE 7/4) sockets with dual side grounding clips rated up to 16A.

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India

India operates on a 230V AC grid at 50Hz. Wall outlets commonly accept three plug types: Type C (2-pin Europlug), Type D (BS 546, round 3-pin), and Type M (larger BS 546 variant), with many sockets designed to accept more than one type interchangeably.

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Japan

Japan operates at 100V AC, the lowest residential grid voltage worldwide. The frequency is split: Eastern Japan (Tokyo) runs at 50Hz while Western Japan (Osaka/Kyoto) runs at 60Hz.

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Mexico

Mexico operates on a nominal 127V AC grid at 60Hz. Standard outlets use the same Type A (NEMA 1-15, ungrounded) and Type B (NEMA 5-15, grounded) plugs as the United States and Canada, though Mexico's nominal voltage is officially 127V rather than 120V.

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Turkey

Turkey operates on a standard European 230V AC grid at 50Hz using Type C (Europlug) ungrounded and Type F (Schuko) grounded sockets rated for 16A.

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United Kingdom

The United Kingdom electrical grid operates at 230V AC at 50Hz. All appliances use Type G (BS 1363) rectangular 3-pin plugs featuring internal fuses (3A, 5A, or 13A) and shuttered safety outlets.

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United States

The United States standard electrical grid supplies 120 volts AC at a frequency of 60Hz. Wall outlets accept NEMA 1-15 ungrounded 2-prong (Type A) and NEMA 5-15 grounded 3-prong (Type B) connectors.

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