World power plug classification in details
The GB plug is used in China, Australia, New Zealand and Argentina and features three flat heads.
The American standard plug is used in the United States, Canada, Japan, Brazil, the Philippines, Thailand and other countries and Taiwan, featuring one round and two flat.
British standard plug in Hong Kong and the United Kingdom, India, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Maldives, Qatar and other countries and regions
Yes, the feature is three square heads.
European standard (German standard) plug in Germany, France, the Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Austria, Belgium, Hungary, Spain, Sweden, etc
European Union countries, Korea, Russia and other countries used, characterized by two round heads.
South African standard plug is mainly used in South Africa, India, Russia, features three round heads. There are also Italian standard (Italian standard) plug, Swiss standard (Swiss standard) plug etc.
Power plugs also exist in the same country or region using multiple standards.
US Type
EU Type
UK Type
Japan Type
China Type
Country-by-country list of plugs and sockets
Type A - Canada, United States, Japan, and Mexico
Type B - Canada, United States, and Mexico
Type C - widely used throughout Asia, Europe, and South America
Type D - India
Type E - Belgium, Czechia, France, Poland, and Slovakia
Type F - Commonly used in Europe and Russia
Type G - Widely used in the Arabian Peninsula and United Kingdom, as well as in Ireland, Malaysia, Malta, and Singapore
Type H - Israel, the Gaza Strip, and the West Bank
Type I - Australia, Argentina, China, and New Zealand
Type J - Only used in Liechtenstein and Switzerland
Type K - Only used in Denmark and Greenland
Type L - Only used in Chile and Italy
Type M - Only used in South Africa
Type N - The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)’s choice for the standard universal plug. Mainly used in Brazil and South Africa.
Type O - Only used in Thailand
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