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"N Cook" wrote in
: Could someone direct me to pics of the 2 different types of plug/socket system used in the USA to differentiate for medium and high power use, I didn't even realise 220 or 240V was used residentially anywhere in the USA. http://nooutage.com/nema_configurations.htm Some are used only in industrial and commercial situations though. Not shown is the NEMA 10-xx configuration, which is used for the aformentioned 120/240V appliances that use a neutral for chassis grounding and as a return for internal 120V loads. They basically have angled hot prongs with a straight or L shaped neutral prong (appropriately sized for the load). FWIW, the NEMA 10-15 plug is exactly the same as a typical Australian plug, less safety features. |
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