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It's easy enough to change over -- just 1. Mandate that everyone in the country install universal (or dual-interface) plugs. Fairly low-cost, and pretty safe.
by repsilat 11y ago
It's easy enough to change over -- just
1. Mandate that everyone in the country install universal (or dual-interface) plugs. Fairly low-cost, and pretty safe.
2. After 50 years, when all plug sockets will probably have been replaced, pick a plug standard and use that.
Like user pdpi, I've fallen in love with the UK sockets since moving here, with the Au/NZ sockets coming in a distant second place. I've never had any trouble with either sort falling out of the socket, something I can't say about the American or European standards.
- kwhitefoot 11y agoHow does a European Schuko plug fall out? The only time I can remember such a thing happening in 30 years of living in Norway is with obsolete non-grounded sockets. My usual problem is that there is really very little to grab hold of on the Schuko/CEE plugs so that they can be hard to pull out.