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Apparently the 400V/63A one also exists in 125A and 200A versions though I guess those are not very likely to show up in households. There's also a 690V edition
by daenney 10y ago
Apparently the 400V/63A one also exists in 125A and 200A versions though I guess those are not very likely to show up in households. There's also a 690V edition. It's quite a shock.
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- dom0 10y agoNormally "large appliance sockets", as he put it, are 400 V / 16 A CEE, though, 32 A CEE is pretty rare in households and more a commercial thing, although you can install it, since total capacity is at least 40 A -- but usually 63 A or 100 A. 690 V is industrial (this the logical progression dictated by star-delta connection of motors), and not used in residential contexts. 125 A CEE is the largest standard size. Beyond that other connectors are used. Industrial use also sees other connectors / kinds of connections for higher voltages (up to medium voltage [couple kV]).