1. European standard plug: It has two circular sockets and is suitable for some countries and regions in Europe, Africa and Asia. It is usually used for low-power electrical appliances.
2. American standard plug: The Type A plug has two flat sockets and is suitable for low-power appliances. The Type B plug features two flat jacks and one ground jack, making it suitable for high-power appliances.
3. British standard plug: It has three rectangular sockets, one of which is a grounding socket, and is suitable for high-power electrical appliances.
4. Australian standard plug: It features two angled sockets and one ground socket, suitable for both low-power and high-power appliances.
5. Japanese standard plug: It features two flat sockets and one ground socket, suitable for both low-power and high-power appliances.
6. Power plug conversion: It is used to convert a national standard plug into a power plug of another national standard.
7. Injection-molded power plug: The plug and wire are pressed together under high temperature and high pressure. Once formed, they cannot be assembled or disassembled, featuring stability and safety.
8. Assemble the power plug: The power cord and the plug are fixed together with screws, etc. They can be installed and removed during use, ensuring the flexibility of the power plug.
