Plugs and voltage
Type F plug: where it is used
Two round pins and earth clips. Used in 55 countries.
What type F looks like
- Type Ftwo round pins and earth clips
Voltage in these countries ranges over 127 V, 220 V and 230 V at 50 Hz and 60 Hz. It only fits type F sockets. Plugs of type C and E fit a type F socket.
Countries that use type F
Africa
Asia
- Afghanistan220 V
- Armenia230 V
- Azerbaijan220 V
- Georgia220 V
- Indonesia230 V
- Iran230 V
- Jordan230 V
- Kazakhstan220 V
- Kyrgyzstan220 V
- Laos230 V
- Myanmar230 V
- South Korea220 V
- Tajikistan220 V
- Thailand230 V
- Timor-Leste220 V
- Türkiye230 V
Europe
- Albania230 V
- Austria230 V
- Belarus230 V
- Bosnia and Herzegovina230 V
- Bulgaria230 V
- Croatia230 V
- Denmark230 V
- Estonia230 V
- Finland230 V
- Germany230 V
- Greece230 V
- Hungary230 V
- Iceland230 V
- Italy230 V
- Latvia230 V
- Lithuania230 V
- Luxembourg230 V
- Moldova230 V
- Montenegro230 V
- Netherlands230 V
- North Macedonia230 V
- Norway230 V
- Portugal230 V
- Romania230 V
- Russia230 V
- San Marino230 V
- Serbia230 V
- Slovenia230 V
- Spain230 V
- Sweden230 V
- Ukraine230 V
- Vatican City230 V
South America
Other plug types
Questions
What is a type F plug?
Type F has two round pins and earth clips.
Which countries use type F?
55 countrys in our data: Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Cape Verde, Croatia and Denmark and more.
What voltage do type F countries use?
127 V, 220 V and 230 V at 50 Hz and 60 Hz, depending on the country. Check each country page before you plug in a single-voltage device.
Does a type F plug fit other sockets?
A type F plug only fits type F sockets. Type C and E plugs also fit a type F socket.
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