Type E Plug in Type C socket

Twiker

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Hi guys,i recieved my psu a week back which has a Type E socket plug included,my question is,can i use it in Type C wall socket? As i don't have Type E Wall socket in my building,or should i buy a seperate power adapter for my psu.(seasonic m12ii evo 750w)




 
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Type C plugs are generally limited for use in appliances that require 2.5 amps or less and are not grounded.

Type E plugs are rated 16 amps and are grounded.

You really want the ground, and will exceed 2.5 amps with the 750W PSU. If you are planning to live in in the building with the type C wall socket have an electrician replace the Type C with a Type E , F, J, K or N socket.

If this is a temp location for you, see if a local hardware store can sell you a GFCI adapter that will plug into type C and accept type E.
Type C plugs are generally limited for use in appliances that require 2.5 amps or less and are not grounded.

Type E plugs are rated 16 amps and are grounded.

You really want the ground, and will exceed 2.5 amps with the 750W PSU. If you are planning to live in in the building with the type C wall socket have an electrician replace the Type C with a Type E , F, J, K or N socket.

If this is a temp location for you, see if a local hardware store can sell you a GFCI adapter that will plug into type C and accept type E.
 
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