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rkkwan Aug 23, 2011 8:57 am
Originally Posted by Akiestar (Post 16976313)
Hmm...when I was in Zhuhai, I only saw A-type outlets, not dual A/C ones.
That building is old (or cheaply built) and not wired for ground? How does anybody use a grounded appliance (like that hot water pot)?

Akiestar Aug 23, 2011 10:49 am
I believe the hot pots use type I outlets. And there's a water dispenser inside the room which also had a type I plug.

There was one very helpful appliance which I was able to bring home from China which I still use today: the extension cord. Six universal sockets for RMB 42 is just a steal. :p

rkkwan Aug 23, 2011 12:03 pm
Originally Posted by Akiestar (Post 16978504)
I believe the hot pots use type I outlets. And there's a water dispenser inside the room which also had a type I plug.

There was one very helpful appliance which I was able to bring home from China which I still use today: the extension cord. Six universal sockets for RMB 42 is just a steal. :p
Oh, I see you mean no C-type. That is actually true, some plates are only A/I, so Europeans may need to worry while Americans don't have to.


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