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Continental 2 Pin Plugs
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we have recently moved from spain back to the uk. all our electrical appliances e.g t v, irons, kettle, toaster have the continental 2 pin plug and i presume no earth lead. they have all been purchased in the past 3 years so are relatively new.
what is the best solution to use them here;
a simple plug swap to 3 pin?
plug in wall adapters?
any suggestions appreciated
what is the best solution to use them here;
a simple plug swap to 3 pin?
plug in wall adapters?
any suggestions appreciated
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I would think it the cheapest option to replace the plugs and ensure that they have the appropriate fuse for each appliance .
The next best option is to use Euro converter plugs since these also allow for fuse selection, whereas the common "shaver adaptor" has a fixed rating of 1A only.
The number of travel adaptors you require may make that option needlessly expensive.
The next best option is to use Euro converter plugs since these also allow for fuse selection, whereas the common "shaver adaptor" has a fixed rating of 1A only.
The number of travel adaptors you require may make that option needlessly expensive.