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One slightly obscure example is someone using a European (220V) light fixture or extension cord (with plug adapters) in North America. (110V). The current for
by ams6110 8y ago
One slightly obscure example is someone using a European (220V) light fixture or extension cord (with plug adapters) in North America. (110V).
The current for the same wattage will be roughly double in North America. So lamps, etc. intended for use in Europe will have wiring that is undersized for the current draw if used in North America.