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Recently, a friend went to Hong Kong and brought back an iPad 4. When he came back, he found that the original power charger was not compatible with the mainstream interface standards in China. It could only be used on some large plug banks, which made it inconvenient to go out. In fact, many people have encountered such problems and even become accustomed to them. However, it is estimated that there are not many people going deep into it. Today, we might as well take this opportunity to introduce various plug standards that are popular internationally.

Generally speaking, there are five plug standards that are widely used internationally, namely: national standard plug, American standard plug, British standard plug, European standard plug and South African standard plug. National standard plug It is used in China, Australia, New Zealand and Argentina, and is characterized by three flat heads. American standard plug It is used in the United States, Canada, Japan, Brazil, the Philippines, Thailand and Taiwan, and is characterized by one round and two flat. British standard plug It is used in Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, India, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Maldives, Qatar and other countries and regions, with three characteristics. European standard (German standard) plug It is used in Germany, France, the Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Austria, Belgium, Hungary, Spain, Sweden and other EU countries, as well as South Korea, Russia and other countries. It is characterized by two round heads. South Africa standard plug It is mainly used in South Africa, India and Russia, and is characterized by three round heads. There are also Italian standard (Italian standard) plugs, Swiss standard (Swiss standard) plugs, etc. The following types of plugs are commonly used in the world:

▲ American Standard (America, Canada, Japan, Brazil, Philippines, Thailand and Taiwan)

▲ European Standard (EU countries such as France, Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Austria, Belgium, Hungary, Spain, Sweden, South Korea, Russia, etc.)

▲ British Standard (Hong Kong and the United Kingdom, India, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Maldives, Qatar)

▲ Australian Standard (Australia, New Zealand)

▲ Switzerland

▲ Italy

▲ Denmark

▲ Argentina

▲ Brazil

▲ South Africa (used by South Africa, India and Russia)

▲ Israel

▲ Japan

▲ China (American Standard and European Standard are commonly used)

The above basically lists the commonly used plug standards in the world, and the most commonly used plug in China is the national standard plug. In addition, British standard plugs are also common. For this type of plug, some plug manufacturers can directly support it, saving a lot of trouble. For users who often go out, they can purchase a small adapter to take with them, which is convenient and fast, as shown in the following figure:

The port version iPad plug can be connected to the adapter for use

In addition, for the iPad 4 charger mentioned at the beginning, because it is assembled by two parts, the charging unit and plug are independent, so you can buy a national standard plug separately and use it together with the charging unit, without worrying about the damage to the machine caused by using a third-party charger. At present, there are many such plugs on Taobao, and the price is not expensive, so you can consider purchasing them.

It is also a good way to purchase the charging plug of the Bank of China separately