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Type E plug: where it is used
Two round pins and an earth hole. Used in 17 countries.
What type E looks like
- Type Etwo round pins and an earth hole
Voltage in these countries ranges over 127 V, 220 V and 230 V at 50 Hz. A type E plug also fits type F sockets. Plugs of type C fit a type E socket.
Countries that use type E
Africa
Asia
Europe
Other plug types
Questions
What is a type E plug?
Type E has two round pins and an earth hole.
Which countries use type E?
17 countrys in our data: Belgium, Cameroon, Czechia, Denmark, Ethiopia, France, Ivory Coast, Laos, Madagascar, Mongolia, Morocco and Poland and more.
What voltage do type E countries use?
127 V, 220 V and 230 V at 50 Hz, depending on the country. Check each country page before you plug in a single-voltage device.
Does a type E plug fit other sockets?
A type E plug also goes into type F sockets. Type C plugs fit a type E socket.
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