How the FUCK do I buy a power supply for a Belgium style plug?
I do not want to use an adapter.
How the FUCK do I buy a power supply for a Belgium style plug?
Blake Ortiz
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Jordan Wright
Belgian fag here.
If you really want a permanent solution, get a plug and just cut the power supply's plug off and replace it.
Or get your house built with only schuko plugs instead of those cancerous bastards.
Zachary Sanders
It's in a piece of industrial equipment, I am in the US as well. I just want to plug equipment into it in the safest manner because I can't afford to fuck around with it.
Jacob Gonzalez
what the fuck is this
im familiar with this.
but not with this:
where is the earthing on this one ? this ugly peace in the middle ?
Dylan Diaz
I would use the adapter. I don't know what equipment you're using, but remember to be a bit wary of hooking up a new plug meant for 220 VAC 50hz into a wire that transmits 115 VAC 60hz. It can cause quite a bit of problems.
Parker Murphy
like fire ?
Hunter Cooper
>current year
>there are still countries that can't figure out a standardized fucking wall outlet
Easton Garcia
The equipment I need to install needs 9v DC I think.
I can not change the pre existing equipment and I have to do it in the least sketchy way. I can't risk an adapter.
Leo Rogers
Unlikely, but not impossible.
If you're needing DC, I don't know how you plan to get it without using some sort of converter, which means that your adapter shouldn't be an issue (as the converter SHOULD protect against it).
Carter Hall
I always forget that other countries don't have the same plugs as me
why don't you guys use these? they're great
Henry Brooks
look how bad it is:
en.wikipedia.org
to many
Elijah Long
I rather North American plugs thank you.
Adam Cook
I basically need this.
I can find them on French Amazon, but that doesn't really help much.
Jack Gutierrez
'merica plugs best plugs
John Watson
I know what you need, but why not just use a box that is further down the line and uses something universal to connect it to the device, like this:
Plug it into a DC converter, like what laptops, use, and then have that plug go into your device (whatever it is - I'm kind of shooting in the dark here, since I have no idea what you need it for).
Chase Powell
>those little thin prongs
american plugs are shit! SHIT!!!
Levi Williams
please make a photo of the sticker from the thing you need the power, and please make a photo of the plug in the thing.
Evan Jenkins
So, what is standart?
Landon Campbell
You realize why that is, yes? I mean, pretty much EVERYTHING uses DC these days, too, and we've overcome the limits of DC, but to standardize the power grid worldwide would mean pretty much tearing down the world's electric infrastructure, as well as rewiring every house.
Blake Jones
Good luck running your fridge, stove, vacuum, washing machine
Levi Young
Believe me, the cost of replacing those things is small potatoes compared to replacing the electric infrastructure of the entire world, on top of rewiring every single house that currently exists.
Not to mention, standardizing the plugs means either everyone but a very small percentage of countries will need to purchase adapters, or they'll just need to throw every electronic device they own away.
Noah Watson
Shoulsn't standard grounded schuko work with this? So pretty much any PSU sold in Europe
Juan Barnes
Europlug
Croc clip for earth if needed
Isaiah Hughes
>110V
Benjamin Ortiz
You have never stomp on a plug op. No matter how you throw it on a floor it hurts
Aiden Robinson
The only thing you definitely need more than 110 Volts for is washing machines, dryers, electric car chargers and welders. Everything else does just fine with 110V
Julian Young
The one my country uses
Jack Perry
>belgium-style plug
>french-power-socket.jpg
Just so you know, a lot of plugs in EU are dual Schuko/French like pic related.
Jaxson Gomez
Kettles
Mason Martin
>this ugly peace in the middle ?
yes, and it's sturdy as fuck, while being cheaper than schuko
this fuckers are so hard to pull them out
Josiah James
Tfw im voltlet
Grayson Hill
nope
Matthew Thompson
>this fuckers are so hard to pull them out
Gavin King
it must be a real pleasure to carry a laptop/phone charger with that plug on the go...
Jackson Davis
To be honest, it's not too bad
Colton Ross
eh
most phone charger plugs will be a lot more lightweight and compact
it's not really an issue
Michael Jones
...
Charles Green
No wonder you got so many terrorists breeding out of Belgium because I'd have to start killing strangers if I had to deal with that plugin
Kayden Bennett
Just buy a power supply on amazon.fr, amazon.de, ldlc.be, etc... Like anyone would
Joshua Campbell
Is this what your looking for user?
Brody Gomez
you niggers must really that your feet
Hudson Brooks
I still remember going to the US and being surprised with how downright dangerous these were.
Most sockets were perfectly flat so you could slide in the plug less than half way in, get live current to go through it while the bottom half of the prongs were exposed.
I suppose that's why it's 110V instead of 220V. To lower the risk of electrical related fires or electrocution due to exposed prongs.
Camden Walker
Enjoy your bent pins and lack of proper grounding
Jeremiah Cruz
This. When I lived that side I was always blown away by how shit and flimsy they were. A 5 year old could destroy one in seconds.
David Cruz
Exactly, the ground pin should fit in pic related.
Ryan Butler
>110V
John Gray
LUL 110V for everything about double wire gauge for everything, retarded af
Angel Ross
No one else cares about your tea, bong.
Brody Campbell
fuck off bong, nobody wants your shitty plugs.
Aiden Wright
>I do not want to use an adapter.
use an adapter you literal retard
Robert Baker
some schukos have a hole for your meme compatibility
Christian Reyes
Italy not using L
this map is wrong
Austin Morales
The random minor shocks and burns are apart of the experience.
Gavin Harris
Japanese kettles are infinitely superior to Britbong shit, and they run on 100v ungrounded nonpolarized
Camden Lopez
Never had any of those issues, people are usually careful with their electronics and don't toss them around and step on the cords and plugs like spastic retards. Only ever had an issue with much older electronics which used flimsy prongs, their easy enough to bend back.