How to distinguish national voltage and plug?

The shape, voltage, and current frequency of sockets used in each country and region are different. QINX Technology lists the voltages and plugs of all countries for your reference.

Asia-Pacific

The Middle East

Central and South America

European

Africa

Voltages vary from country to country.

There are generally two types of voltage used in indoor electricity in various countries in the world, namely 100V ~ 130V, and two types of 220 ~ 240V. The specific differences and national usage conditions.

100V, 110 ~ 130V are classified as low voltage, focusing on safety. Such as the United States, Japan, etc. and the voltage on board. 220 ~ 240V is called high voltage, including 220 volts in China, 230 volts in the United Kingdom and many European countries. The focus is on efficiency. Countries that use 220-230V voltage also use 110-130V voltage, such as Sweden and Russia.

Voltage profile around the world:

A.100V: Japan, North Korea.

B.110～130V: Taiwan, America, Canada, Panama, Cuba, Lebanon, Mexico.

C.220～230V: Britain, Germany, France, China, Singapore, Hong Kong (200V), Italy, Spain, Greece, Austria, Netherlands, Philippines, Thailand, Norway, Singapore, India, New Zealand, Australia adopt 220～230V In countries or regions with high voltage, 110-130V voltage is also used, such as Sweden and Russia. However, most countries use 220-230V for indoor electricity.