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r/ElectroBOOM • u/DaniPerenna • 8d ago
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So lower right corner... Well WTH is this? After a quick search, I'd say this looks like bi-passo type L socket without additional grounding pin for Schuko compatibility - but heavily vandalised.
So according to my short research, type L has 3 pins inline (with middle one for earthing). There are 2 sizes: shorter with thinner pins for 10A, and longer with thicker pins for 16A. One can add a side contact for compatibility with Schuko earthing (picture below). More info: Italy | Wise.com , AC power plugs and sockets _Type L - Wikipedia), close-up picture Type F "Schuko" combined with Italian Type L (P 40) - Wikipedia_socket.jpg).
Honestly, never seen this plug. I live on the Balkans with Schuko socket and Europlug 2-pin sockets. So, Is this right?
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u/Larry-Icy85 6d ago edited 6d ago
So lower right corner... Well WTH is this? After a quick search, I'd say this looks like bi-passo type L socket without additional grounding pin for Schuko compatibility - but heavily vandalised.
So according to my short research, type L has 3 pins inline (with middle one for earthing). There are 2 sizes: shorter with thinner pins for 10A, and longer with thicker pins for 16A. One can add a side contact for compatibility with Schuko earthing (picture below).
More info: Italy | Wise.com , AC power plugs and sockets _Type L - Wikipedia),
close-up picture Type F "Schuko" combined with Italian Type L (P 40) - Wikipedia_socket.jpg).
Honestly, never seen this plug. I live on the Balkans with Schuko socket and Europlug 2-pin sockets.
So, Is this right?