What standard does the Philippine national power plug use?

American standard plugs are used in the United States, Canada, Japan, Brazil, the Philippines, Thailand and other countries and Taiwan Province Province, China, with the characteristic of one ring and two flats.

1 ? , the voltage profile of countries around the world? At present, there are two kinds of indoor electricity voltages in the world, namely AC 100 V ~ 130 V and AC 220 ~ 240 V.. 100V,10 ~130 v belong to low voltage. , and pay attention to safety; 220 ~ 240 V is called high voltage, including 220 V in China and 230 V in Britain and most European countries, with emphasis on energy conversion efficiency. Countries that use 220 ~ 230 V also use1/kloc-0 ~130 V, such as Sweden and Russia. 100VAC: Japan and South Korea:110 ~130VAV: Taiwan Province Province of China, USA, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Cuba and Lebanon: China, Hong Kong (200V), Britain and Germany.

2. What is the standard of power plug in the world? GB plugs are used in China, Australia, New Zealand and Argentina, and are characterized by three flat heads. American standard plugs are used in the United States, Canada, Japan, Brazil, the Philippines, Thailand and other countries and Taiwan Province Province, China, with the characteristic of one ring and two flats. British standard plugs are used in Hong Kong, Britain, India, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Maldives, Qatar and other countries and regions, and are characterized by three square heads. European standard (German standard) plugs are used in EU countries such as Germany, France, Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Austria, Belgium, Hungary, Spain, Sweden, South Korea, Russia and other countries, and are characterized by two round heads. South African standard plugs are mainly used in South Africa, India and Russia, and are characterized by three round heads. There are Italian standard (Italian standard) plugs and Swiss standard (Swiss standard) plugs. Power plugs also exist in the same country or region where multiple standards are used.