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The 6-7 versions are all referred to as Europlug for some reason. The CEE7/7 is the grounded "compromise" one. This is the one I implied, which is the most comm
by hackermom 16y ago
The 6-7 versions are all referred to as Europlug for some reason. The CEE7/7 is the grounded "compromise" one. This is the one I implied, which is the most common grounded connector in Europe today.
- mhd 16y agoThe German Schuko with the French contact added? Never heard that given the europlug name, but that's probably due to me being German, where the old-fashioned name just stuck and only the CEE7/16 is given the "euro" prefix. Yeah, I was quite surprised that this is now a de facto standard, as most of my previous European travel took me to locations where another system was used (e.g. Italy, UK, Ireland).