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There may be ordinances requiring a specific plug type, and I'm pretty sure the NEC has opinions on outlets. :) That said, it's your house, so you may be able
by trelane 4y ago
There may be ordinances requiring a specific plug type, and I'm pretty sure the NEC has opinions on outlets. :)
That said, it's your house, so you may be able to do that in some places. I've thought about it myself, so I can get a euro tea kettle.
That said, the power will still be at 60Hz not 50, which will matter for some uses (e.g. impedances will change).